Types of Financial Aid Available at Bowling Green Technical College

• Federal Pell Grants are non-repayable federal grants based on the student's calculated financial need. Amounts vary according to individual student's level of financial need.   
  
  
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG) are non-repayable federal grants available to eligible recipients who demonstrate exceptional financial need. 
  
  
• KY College Access Program Grants (KHEAA CAP) are non-repayable state grants. These are available to eligible recipients who demonstrate financial need and complete the FAFSA while funds are available.
  
  
• Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) provides low interest loans to eligible students who need additional assistance with educational expenses.  Bowling Green Technical College does not offer loans to students automatically!  Loans are available, but you must complete a Bowling Green Technical College Student Loan Application after your FAFSA has been processed.  Loans must be repaid when you graduate or stop attending school at least half time. 
  
  
• Federal College Work-Study Program (FCWS) provides part-time employment to eligible students demonstrating financial need and having the appropriate skills.  Students are paid at a rate just above federal minimum wage.
  
  
• KCTCS/Bowling Green Technical College Campus Scholarships are available to students who meet eligibility requirements and submit the Bowling Green Technical College Campus Scholarship Application by the announced deadline.  Additional scholarship applications are available in the Financial Aid Office from time to time.  Check your student email for announcements about scholarships and other financial aid issues.
  
  
• Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarships (KEES) are available to recent high school graduates who earned KEES while in high school. Your KEES account is available at www.kheaa.com.  No application is necessary for KEES.  It will be disbursed to you automatically after you enroll in college.
  
  
• Veterans Educational Benefits (VA) are available to qualified students enrolled in VA approved programs of study.  For more information, see veteran's educational information section.