11 KAR 5:130. Student application

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Kentucky Administrative Regulations › Title 011 (Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority) › Chapter 005 › 11 KAR 5:130

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Section 1. Â (1) In order to receive a KHEAA grant, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) set forth in 11 KAR 4:080, Section 1(1), shall be completed and submitted in accordance with the instructions provided on the FAFSA. (2) An applicant shall indicate the choices of educational institutions on the application to be considered for the KHEAA grant. All educational institutions listed on the FAFSA shall be used in the determination of eligibility for a KHEAA grant program award. (3) A person who submits a completed FAFSA shall not be eligible for a KHEAA grant for an academic year in which the person: (a) Did not select on the application an educational institution that participates in a KHEAA grant program; (b) Is not: 1. A United States citizen or eligible noncitizen; and 2. A resident of Kentucky; (c) Is a graduate student, except that a student enrolled in a program of study designated as an equivalent undergraduate program of study by the Council on Postsecondary Education shall not be ineligible for a CAP grant by reason of this paragraph; or (d) Will obtain a first baccalaureate degree before July 1 of the academic year for which he is seeking financial assistance. Section 2. Change of Application Data. The applicant shall change or correct FAFSA data using the Student Aid Report (SAR), which is provided to the applicant by the United States Department of Education, and submit the change or correction according to the instructions on the SAR.

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