1. Official high school transcripts
  2. Official ACT or SAT scores; and
  3. Letters of recommendation

The FAFSA must be completed annually, and it is recommended to be completed by March 15th each year.

The University also offers various academic scholarships and awards through various academic units on campus. Contact those units for more information.

NCAA Scholarship Opportunities

Postgraduate Scholarship Program

Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship Program

Ethnic Minority and Women's Enhancement Postgraduate Scholarship Programs

For more information on any of the above scholarship programs, visit the NCAA website at www.ncaa.org, or contact the Director of Compliance for Athletics at (502) 597-6418.

Ways that my scholarship can be reduced or cancelled include but are not limited to...

  1. Breaking team rules
  2. Rendering yourself academically ineligible
  3. Repeatedly Missing Assigned Study Hall Times
  4. Sell and/or use of drugs and alcohol
  5. Violations of University Policies
  6. Violation of local, state and, federal laws
  7. Disrespect of any athletic or university official

Athletic Training

All student-athletes will have access to a Certified Athletic Trainer. You will also have access to several student athletic trainers and team doctors. Student-athletes are expected to treat the athletic training staff with respect. The Athletic Training room should be used to prevent, evaluate, and treat athletic injuries.

Training Room Guidelines

Due to the varied practice schedules training room hours will be posted. Practice coverage will be based on injury risk. Teams that are in season will have priority over teams not in season. If your sport is not in season, you will need to make a treatment appointment. Student-athletes must be assigned treatments at all. If treatments are missed the head coach will be notified. Student-