Currently, Kentucky has agreements with the following states and territories for tuition reciprocity: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Louisiana (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Mississippi (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Missouri (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Montana (if you are a resident of another state or territory), New Hampshire (if you are a resident of another state or territory), New Jersey (if you are a resident of another state or territory), New York (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Ohio (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Pennsylvania (if you are a resident of another state or territory), Rhode Island (li
Tuition reciprocity is a great way to save money on your college tuition. It allows students from one state who are attending a school in another state to pay tuition at the rate of residents from that state, instead of being charged out-of-state tuition.
Kentucky’s Tuition Reciprocity Agreements
In most cases, you’ll be able to take advantage of the in-state rate if you’re from one of the states listed below. If you live in one of these states and want to attend a school in Kentucky, you can use this list to see if your home state has reciprocal agreements with Kentucky:
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas
Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming
Kentucky has tuition reciprocity agreements with two states, Ohio and Virginia. These agreements mean that students from the state can attend colleges in the other state at a reduced rate or, in some cases, at no cost.
Here’s how it works:
In Ohio, students who are residents of any state except California, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York or North Dakota can pay in-state tuition at any of Ohio’s public universities or community colleges. In addition to these states having reciprocity with Kentucky (Virginia and Ohio), all other states have reciprocity agreements with Ohio’s public institutions.
In Virginia, students from Kentucky and twelve other states can attend any public institution in the state without paying out-of-state tuition rates. These twelve states are Alabama, Delaware, Georgia (excluding Atlanta), Illinois (excluding Chicago), Indiana (excluding South Bend), Maryland (excluding Baltimore City), Mississippi (excluding Jackson), Missouri (excluding St Louis), North Carolina (excluding Raleigh/Durham), Oklahoma (excluding Tulsa/Norman), Tennessee (excluding Knoxville) and West Virginia.
If you’re planning to go to school in Kentucky, you’re probably looking for the best deal.
Well, we’ve got some good news for you! Kentucky has reciprocity agreements with many other states, which means that if you go to a school in one of those states, it will cost you less money than if you went to a college in Kentucky.
So which states are on this list? Here’s the list of states that have reciprocity agreements with Kentucky:
Kentucky has reciprocity with Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, and Tennessee.
