LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — All Kentucky residents can now attend a southern Indiana university at a discounted rate.
Indiana University Southeast announced Tuesday that starting this fall, all Kentucky residents will be eligible for a reduced rate on their tuition through the Indiana Partner Program.
Currently, the university and the state of Kentucky have a reciprocity agreement that allows residents in eight Kentucky counties — Jefferson, Bullitt, Henry, Meade, Oldham, Shelby, Trimble and Spencer — to receive in-state tuition. Now, because of the Indiana Partner Program, all Kentucky counties are included in this reciprocity agreement.
“At Indiana University Southeast, we take pride in transforming lives by providing a career-focused education that allows students to pursue their degrees while still managing everyday expenses,” Dr. Debbie Ford, chancellor of IU Southeast, said in a news release.
The university said the new agreement will save an average of 57% off standard out-of-state tuition. To qualify for the Indiana Partner tuition rate, students must live in a participating state, be a full-time or part-time undergraduate or graduate student and be enrolled in an on-campus degree program.
IU Southeast, located in New Albany, will also match KEES scholarship funds for students in any Kentucky county.
To learn more about the Indiana Partner Program, click here.
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