The Best Online Colleges in Kentucky

1. University of Louisville

Louisville, Kentucky

The University of Louisville, founded in 1798, is a public university and a member of the Kentucky state university system. Its School of Medicine performed the first self–contained artificial heart transplant as well as the first successful hand transplant. The university teaches more than 20,000 students and offers degree programs in roughly 170 programs of study.

The University of Louisville offers several bachelor’s, master’s and certificate programs online. Bachelor’s degree options include nursing and criminal justice. Master’s degree offerings include social work and special education. Certifications include data mining and information security.

Online student resources include disability services and an online library with librarian live chat and access to multiple online journals and scholarly article databases.

2. Western Kentucky University

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Western Kentucky University, founded in 1906, has roots that go back to the Glasgow Normal School, established in 1875. The Glasgow Normal School transferred to what is now Western Kentucky University. The university offers over 100 degree programs spanning six academic colleges, including the state’s first Honors College. The university also has a study abroad program.

Western Kentucky University offers a wide variety of online associate, bachelor’s, master and certificate programs. Associate degrees include early childhood education and interdisciplinary studies. Bachelor’s degree options include criminology and sociology. Master’s degree offerings include biology and nursing. Certifications available include manufacturing and Lean Six Sigma.

Resources for online students include disability services, counseling, financial services, online tutoring, an online writing center, technical support, test preparation, career services and an online library with librarian live chat and access to scholarly article, journal, eBook and streaming media databases.

3. Eastern Kentucky University

Richmond, Kentucky

Eastern Kentucky University offers more than 160 degree programs across five academic colleges, with 25 of those degree programs available online. Established in 1906, the university began awarding degrees in 1925 and awarded its first doctoral degrees in 2010.

Eastern Kentucky University offers a variety of associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and certificate programs online. Associate degrees include science paramedicine and police studies. Bachelor’s degrees include emergency medicine and homeland security. Master’s degree programs include education and public administration. Doctoral degrees include occupational therapy and nursing. Certifications include safety management and paralegal studies.

Resources available to online students include an online library with librarian live chat, inter–library loan and access to a wealth of online article and video databases.

4. Brescia University

Owensboro, Kentucky

Brescia University, established in 1950, is a Roman Catholic university. The university grew out of two universities which merged in 1950: Mount Saint Joseph Junior College for Women and Owensboro. The university is named after the city of Brescia, the Italian city where the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph was originally established. The university has over 900 students enrolled in six academic colleges.

Brescia University offers several associate, bachelor’s, master and certificate programs through BUonline. Some of their more popular programs include associate degrees in business and graphic design, bachelor’s degrees in political science and psychology, master’s degrees in management and certificates in accounting.

Online student resources include technical support and an online library with librarians available via email, text message or over the phone as well as access to a variety of scholarly articles and journal databases.

5. Asbury University

Wilmore, Kentucky

Asbury University, founded in 1890, is a private, Christian college. Asbury University offers undergraduate and graduate degrees and is a member of the Christian College Consortium. Asbury boasts an enrollment of 1,700 students around the globe.

Accelerated online bachelor’s degree completion programs are available in elementary education, leadership and ministry, organizational management, and instruction design, as well as an online associate of science degree.

Asbury University’s Digital Storytelling program, which combines online courses with short–term in–person instruction allows students to complete a blended Master’s in Communications. Students without an undergraduate degree in media also must attend a two–week to four–week on–campus session.

Online courses at Asbury University feature asynchronous elements and real–time collaborations.

6. Northern Kentucky University

Highland Heights, Kentucky

Northern Kentucky University is a liberal arts university established in 1968. The university was originally the University of Kentucky’s northern campus, but splintered off as its own four–year college in 1968. The school has over 13,000 students in attendance and six academic colleges.

Northern Kentucky University offers several online bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, specialist and certificate programs. Bachelor’s degrees include history and library informatics. Master’s degree programs include education and nursing. Doctoral degrees include nursing, while specialist degrees include multiple topics in education. Certifications include cybersecurity and business informatics.

Online student resources include an online library with access to a librarian via text message, instant messenger or over the phone.

7. Midway University

Midway, Kentucky

Midway University, established in 1847, is unique in that its Day College is reserved for female students only and is the only university in Kentucky with an all–female college. This stems from the university’s founding as a school for female orphans. The Day College offers majors within business, equine studies, nursing and teacher education. The Christian liberal arts university is co–ed otherwise, offering classes on weekends, evenings and online for its roughly 1,100 adult learners.

Midway University offers a variety of associate and bachelor’s degrees online. Associate degree options include business administration, while bachelor’s degree offerings include business administration, criminal justice, marketing and several topics in education.

Resources available to online students include online tutoring, online job boards, technical support and an online library with access to an assortment of online scholarly article, journal and eBook databases as well as library materials by mail.

8. University of the Cumberlands

Williamsburg, Kentucky

The University of the Cumberlands, established in 1889, is a Southern Baptist university. The university awarded its first graduate degree in 1988, which led to its graduate college becoming a critical component of the university today. In 2006, the university began offering graduate degrees entirely online, beginning with education degrees to its more than 3,000 students. Doctoral and specialist degrees are also available with more on the horizon.

The University of the Cumberlands offers several bachelor’s, master, doctoral and specialist programs online. Bachelor’s degrees include psychology and criminal justice. Master’s degree options include business administration and information systems security. Doctoral degree offerings include leadership and clinical psychology, while specialist degrees include education.

Online student resources include an online job board and an online library with access to over 50,000 online periodicals, a wealth of streaming media and more than 80 full text research databases.

9. Murray State University

Murray, Kentucky

Murray State University, a public university, has over 10,000 students in attendance and offers more than 115 degree programs across 30 academic departments. The university also has more than 1,000 international students in attendance from numerous countries around the world.

Murray State University has a variety of online bachelor’s, masters and certificate programs. Online bachelor’s degree programs include business administration and integrated studies. Online master’s degree programs include agriculture and organizational communication. Online certification options include professional writing and nonprofit leadership.

Online student resources include technical support, career services, counseling, disability services, an online writing center with toll–free Grammar Hotlines and an online library with access to a variety of online databases, academic journals and government document databases, as well as librarians available via live chat, text message and over the phone.

10. Campbellsville University

Campbellsville, Kentucky

The Russel Creek Baptist Association founded Campbellsville University in 1906. The university, open to students of all denominations, has over 3,000 students. Over 90% of these students receive financial aid. In addition, the university is a NAIA Gold Star Champions of Character Institution, one of only a handful in America.

Campbellsville University offers several online associate, bachelor’s, master and certificate programs. Associate degrees include business administration and criminal justice. Bachelor’s degrees include social work and nursing. Master’s degrees include sport management and multiple topics in education, while certificates include Christian ministry.

Resources for online students include an online library with librarian live chat and access to a wide variety of online databases, eBooks, electronic journals and much more.

11. Union College

Barbourville, Kentucky

Located in Barbourville, Union is among the top online schools in Kentucky. The college offers six undergraduate programs in business administration, general management, general studies, law enforcement, nursing, and substance abuse. The school also offers graduate programs in business, administration, and athletic administration.

Most distance learning programs feature eight–week courses and students can begin their studies at six different points throughout the year. All online students pay the same tuition rate, regardless of residency. Union accepts transfer students who are in good standing at an accredited postsecondary institution with a minimum GPA of 2.0. Applicants must also submit college transcripts and ACT or SAT scores if they have completed fewer than 24 credits.

12. Morehead State University

Morehead, Kentucky

Morehead State University first opened its doors in 1887 as a Christian–based teacher’s college, but the state bought it out in 1922. The school has four academic colleges and provides more than 220 degree programs, more than 20 of which are available online.

Morehead State University offers several online bachelor’s, master and certificate programs. Online bachelor’s degree programs include business administration and computer information systems. Online master’s degree programs include educational technology and social science, while online certifications include special education.

Online student resources include an online job board, 24/7 online tutoring, online mock job interviews, online health services and an online library with librarian live chat, free delivery for library materials and access to over 100 databases.

13. University of Kentucky

Lexington, Kentucky

UK is the state’s largest postsecondary institution. The school offers a variety of online undergraduate and graduate degrees spanning 10 different colleges and schools. UK even offers an online master’s degree in manufacturing systems engineering that allows professionals to increase their knowledge and advance in their careers while still working full–time.

Online classes use several different technologies to deliver content, including discussion boards, learning management platforms, video streaming, web conferencing, and email. Some courses are delivered asynchronously, allowing students to complete coursework at their own pace. Distance learners at UK also benefit from various student services, including academic advising, a digital library, financial aid assistance, a disability center, career guidance and counseling. The services and programs offered make the university stand out as one of the best online schools in Kentucky.

14. Kentucky Wesleyan College

Owensboro, Kentucky

Kentucky Wesleyan offers six programs completely online, making it one of the most popular online schools in KY. These programs and courses are ideal for adult learners, especially those with personal and professional obligations that keep them from attending on–campus classes on a full–time basis.

Kentucky Wesleyan’s distance learning programs feature seven–week classes with start dates every two months, allowing students to earn their degrees as efficiently as possible. Most classes are delivered asynchronously, allowing students to complete coursework at their own pace. Students may choose from online bachelor’s degrees in business administration, criminal justice, general studies, graphic design, psychology, and religion. Most students graduate in three to four years, and all programs accept transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges and universities.

15. Lindsey Wilson College

Columbia, Kentucky

Like other online colleges in Kentucky, LWC is a great option for those who want to earn their degree online while receiving the same high–quality education as their on–campus peers. The school offers fully six programs in business administration, criminal justice, human services, and nursing, along with graduate degrees in business, counseling, and educational leadership.

The college’s online bachelor’s degrees feature eight–week courses. Transfer students with an associate degree from a Kentucky college may complete earn their bachelor’s in just 18 months. About 95% of all LWC students receive some form of financial aid, such as grants, subsidized loans, and scholarships. Victory Media designated LWC as a Military Friendly School due to the services it offers military veteran learners. All distance learners pay the same tuition rate, regardless of residency.

16. Kentucky Christian University

Grayson, Kentucky

KWC offers an online bachelor’s degree in history that is ideal for students preparing to enter law school. Graduates commonly go on to secure placement in some of the nation’s top law programs and graduate schools, making it one of the more distinct online colleges in KY.

Applicants must submit their high school diploma or college transcripts, a personal essay, and ACT or SAT scores to be considered. They must also provide two or three character references from their pastors, church leaders, teachers, employers, or youth ministers. The college only accepts those with high school or college GPAs of at least 2.0 and ACT scores of 18 or above. Student who attend KWC must adhere to a code of ethics based on Christian principles.

17. Kentucky State University

Frankfort, Kentucky

KSU, the state’s smallest public four–year school, offers online bachelor’s degree programs in criminal justice, psychology, and public administration. It also offers an online master’s degree in special education and a doctorate in nursing practice, along with three online certificate programs.

All online courses are delivered through Blackboard, which provides students access to lectures, course materials, discussion boards, and assignments. Students benefit from most of the same services available to on–campus learners, including financial aid assistance, an online bookstore, a digital library, online tutoring, and a course management system. All part–time online students pay the same tuition rate, regardless of residency. Like many online schools in Kentucky, KSU’s distance learning programs are ideal for working adults, state government employees, military personnel, and others who have considerable responsibilities outside of their coursework.

1. Northern Kentucky University

Highland Heights, Kentucky

Northern Kentucky University (NKU), which sits in Highland Heights on the border of Cincinnati, serves more than 14,000 students. A four–year institution, NKU’s history dates back to 1946, when the college only offered educational extension classes such as typing, business, English, and beginning math.

The college — among the most affordable online colleges in Kentucky — now offers two associate degrees, 90 bachelor’s degrees, 24 graduate degrees, and doctoral degrees. In addition to traditional classes held on campus, the college offers more than 30 online degrees. Classes run completely online or in a blended format with some in–person classes. Students study using the learning platform Canvas, allowing them to access assignments and participate in class discussions online.

Students can access resources and chat online with librarians through the W. Frank Steely Library website. To take online classes, students need basic computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. NKU’s Office of Information Technology provides technical support to online students.

Depending on the degree, classes run either on 5–week, 7–week, or 16–week formats. Programs include business administration, education, health science, nursing, history, criminal justice, and communication studies. Students can also add minors or graduate and undergraduate certifications in nursing, political science, and women’s and gender studies.

Students in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio pay the same tuition rate per credit. Online students pay more per credit for tuition.

See some of Northern Kentucky University’s top rankings on TBS

• The 25 Most Affordable Online Bachelor’s Degrees in Criminal Justice Studies
• The 25 Most Affordable Online Bachelor’s Degrees in Business Studies
• The 30 Best Online Bachelor’s in Health Sciences Degree Programs
• The Best Online Master’s in K-12 Education Programs

2. Kentucky State University

Frankfort, Kentucky

The historically black college Kentucky State University (KSU) sits on an 882–acre campus in Frankfort, Kentucky. Founded in 1886 as a small school to train black teachers to work in the state, KSU now offers two associate degrees, 24 bachelor’s degrees, and five master’s degrees.

Classes provide an intimate learning setting with a total college enrollment of more than 2,000 students. KSU offers completely online certificates and bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate programs, with more than 50 online classes. Designed for students who prefer to learn remotely, students may take classes without commuting to campus and access test proctors in their areas.

Students can earn degrees in criminal justice, psychology, special education, and nursing. They can also receive certificates in aquaculture/aquatic sciences or as network associates or network professionals. Online students use Blackboard, which provides access to course materials, grades, and assignments. Admitted online students can make use of the same resources as traditional students, including the online library and 24/7 online tutoring through Blackboard’s Smarthinking system.

KSU accepts transfer credits from accredited colleges if an undergraduate earned at least a "D" or better grade, except for core English courses. To graduate, undergraduates must earn 30 of their last 36 credits at KSU. Graduate students can transfer credits with a "B" grade or higher from a regionally accredited college.

3. Murray State University

Murray, Kentucky

Established in 1922, Murray State University features six colleges and 126 programs. The four–year public university sits on a 236–acre main campus in western Kentucky and boasts a total student enrollment of more than 10,000 students.

Murray State offers completely online certificates and associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree programs. Degree tracks include business administration, computer information systems, nonprofit leadership studies, agriculture, English, music education, and nutrition. Online classes often suit working professionals and students with families since classes run asynchronously. Students access class discussions, lectures, and assignments using the online learning platform Canvas.

The university — one of the most affordable online colleges in Kentucky — also offers noncredit programs and a seven–week online GRE prep program. Online students pay an additional mandatory $75–per–credit tuition fee. Like traditional students, online students have access to all school resources. They can order books through the online bookstore and access counseling services at one of the regional campuses. They can also use career services and university libraries or arrange online writing consultations through Racer Writing Center.

Murray State maintains transfer agreements with community colleges within the Kentucky Community and Technical College System. To successfully transfer credits, students must show proof of a minimum 2.0 GPA and must have completed 48 general education credits and 12 credits in their major coursework.

See some of Murray State University’s top rankings on TBS

• The 10 Best Online Bachelor’s in Supply Chain & Logistics Programs
• The 25 Best Online Master’s in English Language Learning Programs
• The 50 Most Affordable Online Colleges for Bachelor’s Degrees

4. Western Kentucky University

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Western Kentucky University (WKU), which opened in 1906, offers a scenic campus in Bowling Green, Kentucky. WKU provides eight associate degrees, 100 bachelor’s degrees, 109 minors, 37 undergraduate certificates, 18 graduate and doctoral degrees, and 40 graduate certificates. The university boasts a total student enrollment of more than 20,000 students.

The school offers more than 100 online degree programs, including 20 undergraduate, 30 master’s, 30 graduate certificate, and 15 undergraduate certificate programs. The college offers two online learning formats: WKU Online or WKU On Demand. Both formats use Blackboard.

WKU Online classes follow the on–campus semester schedule. With WKU On Demand classes, students create their own school schedules, deciding when to begin classes and completing classes in as few as seven weeks or taking up to nine months. Students can choose from more than 100 WKU On Demand courses and 15 graduate courses. The university also offers hybrid classes, which combine in–person and online classes.

All students have access to online tutoring through The Learning Center. Before starting classes, students must take Online Learning 101, which provides information about degrees and how to pay for tuition. WKU is among the top affordable online colleges in Kentucky and offers in–state tuition to all online students.

The Student Resource Portal also helps students calculate the total cost of tuition and find school and federal scholarships. Online students can find online tutoring, online writing assistance, library research, online math tutoring, and success coaching through the Student Resource Portal.

See some of Western Kentucky University’s top rankings on TBS

• 50 Best Online Colleges & Universities 2019
• The 30 Best Online Master’s in Secondary Education Programs
• The 25 Best Online Master’s in History Programs
• The 30 Best Online Bachelor’s in Healthcare Administration Degree Programs
• The 30 Best Online Master’s in Gifted & Talented Education Programs

5. Eastern Kentucky University

Richmond, Kentucky

Founded in 1906, Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) offers a main campus in Richmond. Students can also take classes at the regional campuses in Manchester, Hazard, Lancaster, or Corbin. This four–year university offers more than 168 programs to its more than 16,000 students who enroll in classes every year.

Students can pick from more than 40 online certificates and associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degree programs. To help students with tuition, EKU offers a flat rate for online students. All students, regardless of residency, pay the same tuition rates.

Most classes follow eight–week terms and six–week summer terms, with six start dates each year. Students can access online tutoring and other resources to help them achieve their educational goals. Online learners use Blackboard to connect with fellow students and their professors. The online learning platform allows students to access assignments and take quizzes. To determine if online learning will work for them, students can take EKU’s online readiness quiz.

EKU maintains a transfer agreement, called the General Education Transfer Agreement, which allows students to transfer credits from other two– and four–year institutions in the state. EKU accepts up to 90 credits from accredited colleges toward bachelor’s degrees. However, bachelor’s students must take at least 30 credits at EKU and associate students must take at least 15 credits.

See some of Eastern Kentucky University’s top rankings on TBS

• 50 Best Online Colleges & Universities 2019
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• The Best Online Paralegal Programs
• The 15 Best Online Bachelor’s in Corrections Programs
• The Best Online Bachelor’s in Organizational Psychology Programs

6. Brescia University

Owensboro, Kentucky

Brescia University dates back to 1926, when it opened as an all–women’s junior college. Located in Owensboro, Kentucky, this Catholic university offers more than 50 majors and minors, with a student–to–teacher ratio of 13 to 1.

Brescia offers more than 10 online certificates and associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degree programs. Students can complete classes completely online, with most courses following accelerated eight–week sessions. Degree programs include associate of arts in human services, bachelor of science in business, bachelor of social work, and master of science in management. Online learners can also earn certificates in accounting.

The university uses Moodle for online students to take tests and participate in online chats. Students can also access other campus resources. The MBS Online Bookstore allows online students to order books. Students can schedule voluntary, weekly in–person meetings with their professors or access writing and mathematics resources through the Ursuline Center For Teaching and Learning’s Writing Center and Math Center.

The Fr. Leonard Alvey Library provides an online library catalog, where students can search for articles, eBooks, and journals. Ranked one of the most affordable online colleges in Kentucky, Brescia provides a flat–rate tuition regardless of student residency.

See some of Brescia University’s top rankings on TBS

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• The 25 Best Online Bachelor’s of Social Work Degree Programs
• The 25 Best Online Associate in Human Services Degree Programs

1. Henderson Community College

Henderson, Kentucky

Henderson Community College (HCC), founded in 1960, offers associate degree, diploma, and certificate programs at two locations in Kentucky, including the 100–acre main campus in Henderson and the Herron Center in Morganfield.

HCC is part of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and offers more than 1,000 affordable online classes. Students can pick from certificates, associate of arts, associate of science, and associate of applied science degree programs. The college also features programs in the fields of agriculture, accounting, computer and information technologies, video game designs, and marine engineering. Students may also earn certificates in supply chain management, small business management, and sustainable agriculture.

Online classes run either on the Learn By Term format, with specific start and end dates, or the Learn on Demand structure, which offers flexible semesters. Learn on Demand classes run on 3–5–week modules or 15–week sessions. Most classes run completely online, but students may be required to attend labs or take exams on campus. Students use Blackboard to complete assignments and participate in online discussions. Online students have access to the online bookstore and 24–hour assistance services.

The school also works to provide training and career building to the community with noncredit classes and continuing education courses. Students pursuing information technology, healthcare, and manufacturing may qualify for a free tuition scholarship under the Work Ready Kentucky program.

2. West Kentucky Community and Technical College

Paducah, Kentucky

With a history that dates back to 1909, West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC) offers a main campus in Paducah, Kentucky with additional offsite locations.

As of fall 2018, WKCTC boasts an enrollment of 6,258 — with 2,461 online students — and awards associate degrees, certificates, and diplomas in more than 22 fields. WKCTC’s most popular programs include liberal arts and sciences, nursing, business administration and management, information technology, criminal justice, radiography, and physical therapist assistant.

Part of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, WKCTC has offered online classes for more than 20 years. Students can choose from programs in business administration systems, computer–aided drafting and design, computer and information technologies, criminal justice, logistics and operations management, marine technology, and medical information technology.

Online students take classes without ever traveling to campus, accessing assignments and watching lectures with Blackboard. The college offers the same resources to online students and those on campus; they can search online for articles and books through the Matheson Library website. The tutoring center also offers online tutoring to online students.

As one of the more affordable online colleges in Kentucky, WKCTC also offers affordable tuition to students in counties bordering Kentucky. Students can access numerous merit–based and need–based scholarships through the school. To pay for college, students can also obtain loans and grants or apply for work–study jobs on campus or in the community.

See some of West Kentucky Community and Technical College’s top rankings on TBS

• The Best Online Certificate in Drafting (CAD) Programs

3. Hazard Community and Technical College

Hazard, Kentucky

Hazard Community and Technical College (HCTC) is part of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and offers more than 200 certificates, diplomas, and associate degree programs to enable students to transfer to four–year colleges or enter the workforce.

As of fall 2008, more than half of HCTC students attend college on a part–time basis. The college boasts a total enrollment of more than 3,000 students, with 2,527 distance learners. The most popular programs include air condition technology, nursing, radiography, surgical technology, liberal arts and sciences, human services, and computer and information technology. In addition to associate degrees, HCTC also offers community education classes and training.

Students may take classes completely online without ever traveling to the campus in Hazard, Kentucky. HCTC offers online associate degrees in business administration systems, computer and information technology, criminal justice, health information technology, and medical information technology. Students may also earn diplomas and certificates online.

Online learners pick either Learn By Term or Learn On Demand class formats. Learn By Term suits students seeking a structured semester schedule while Learn On Demand allows students to decide when to start school. HCTC offers online tutoring for students who cannot attend in–person tutoring sessions. To determine if students are ready for online learning, they may take a distance learning readiness assessment.

See some of Hazard Community and Technical College’s top rankings on TBS

• The 25 Best Online Associate in Health Information Technology Degree Programs
• The 25 Best Online Associate in Human Services Degree Programs
• The 30 Best Online Associate in Computer Science Programs

4. Bluegrass Community and Technical College

Lexington, Kentucky

The two–year Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) offers classes at seven locations in Lexington, Kentucky and at four other regional campuses. Students live in 114 Kentucky counties, 38 states, and 15 countries. BCTC began in 2005 when Lexington Community College and Central Kentucky Technical College merged.

BCTC is one of 16 two–year colleges in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) and offers degrees in more than 40 fields. Students can earn associate degrees, certificates, or diplomas.

BCTC also offers 10 online associate degrees, including an associate in business management and marketing, computer information and technology, library information technology, administrative office technology, and real estate.

Online students can take classes through BCTC or at any of the other schools within KCTCS. However, to earn an associate degree from BCTC, students must take at least 25% of their classes from BCTC. The school offers two study formats: Learn on Demand or Learn by Term. Learn on Demand allows students to begin whenever they want while the Learn by Term offers set start and end dates.

To enroll, students must first meet with an academic advisor to decide which online format works best for them. The First Year Center offers academic guidance, peer mentoring, and workshops for students starting college for the first time.

Asbury Theological Seminary

Wilmore, Kentucky

Berea College

Berea, Kentucky

Elizabethtown Community and Technical College

Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Gateway Community and Technical College

Florence, Kentucky

Hazard Community and Technical College

Hazard, Kentucky

Hopkinsville Community College

Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Lexington Theological Seminary

Lexington, Kentucky

Madisonville Community College

Madisonville, Kentucky

Owensboro Community and Technical College

Owensboro, Kentucky

Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College

Cumberland, Kentucky

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Louisville, Kentucky

West Kentucky Community and Technical College

Paducah, Kentucky