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Our degree programs and cutting-edge curriculum will challenge you to find your passion. Our staff of professional advisors and dedicated faculty will give you the hands-on, industry experience you need to turn your passion into your profession and graduate world-ready.
96% of Students Receive Financial Aid
96% of first-time, full-time undergraduates at the University of Kentucky received some type of financial aid. We have need- and merit-based scholarships for all majors and all grade classifications within the College.
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Students can choose to get involved in an organization that aligns with their major or something else entirely. Whatever you are passionate about, we have an involvement opportunity for that.
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Meet the May 2025 UK Commencement student speakers
Four graduating students have been selected by University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto to represent the Class of 2025 as speakers at UK’s May Commencement Ceremonies, taking place Friday, May 9, and Saturday, May 10.
The students are Julianna Boulden, Ethan Morgan, Nigel Taylor and Tyler Chapman.
ICT class gives thumbs up to new emoji submission to Unicode
From crying laughing to salsa dancing, emojis have become a mainstream media method to include context and emotion in direct communication.
UK student and faculty highlight suicide prevention through QPR training
Department of Integrated Strategic Communication Assistant Professor Sarah Geegan and a group of ISC undergraduates and College of Communication and Information graduate students are championing suicide prevention through the QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training method, a free, evidence-based program designed to help individuals recognize the signs of suicide risk and intervene.
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