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They support students with Intellectual Disabilities (ID) who want to continue academic, career, or technical instruction in higher education to better prepare for competitive integrated employment and independent living. CTPs:  \n• use person-centered planning to help students identify and explore career goals, which may include paid work and unpaid work-based experiences  \n• facilitate the social and academic integration of students on a college campus  \n• provide support to navigate all elements of college life, including admissions, coursework, work experiences, and extracurricular activities  \nCTP Program Eligibility  \nStudents enrolled in an approved CTP must have a documented ID, as defined by the HEOA. This means a student:  \n• With a cognitive impairment characterized by significant limitations in:  \n• intellectual and cognitive functioning; and  \n• adaptive behavior  \n• Who is currently, or was formerly, eligible for a free appropriate public education under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act  \nStudent Financial Assistance  \nFederal Financial Assistance: Students with a documented ID enrolled in an approved CTP may be eligible for assistance through the Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, and Federal Work-Study programs. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to determine financial need and eligibility for federal student assistance.  \nState Financial Assistance: Students are eligible for a Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) if the student:  \n• Received an alternative high school diploma; or  \n• Has an ID and attended a Kentucky public high school; and  \n• Enrolls in an approved CTP in Kentucky,  KRS 164.7882  \nKentucky Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities  \nProgram Brief:  \nStudent Financial Assistance  \nKEES amounts for students enrolled in an approved CTP:  \n• $500 if enrolled in at least six (6) hours in an academic term; or  \n• $250 if enrolled in less than six (6) hours in an academic term.  \nNote: Students who also qualify for KEES earnings from eligible high school coursework may receive those funds in addition to KEES CTP award amounts. No further action or application is required for the student to receive KEES.  \nFrequently Asked Questions  \n1. How do students interested in a CTP apply for federal student financial assistance?  \nStudents interested in enrolling in an approved CTP should complete the FAFSA each year at [www.studentaid.gov](www.studentaid.gov and)[ and](www.studentaid.gov and) indicate which college(s) they want information sent.  \n2. The FAFSA asks about high school completion status. How do students answer this question and will this affect students’ eligibility for financial aid?  \nStudents with any diploma or credential other than a standard high school diploma (e.g. , alternative high school diploma, GED, no diploma) select “none of the above”. This answer will not affect eligibility for student aid if a student is enrolled in an approved CTP.  \n3. What does it mean if a FAFSA has been selected for verification?  \nIn some cases, the U. S. Department of Education requires that the financial aid office verify the accuracy of certain information reported on the FAFSA. The school may request additional documentation from the student or parents to complete this review before federal student financial aid can be finalized. Being chosen for verification does not suggest that an error was made on the FAFSA, and financial aid counselors can support students throughout the process.  \n4. What do students enrolled in a Kentucky CTP need to do to keep ","cbCaiqTKhNfZ4Qs7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqTKhNfZ4Qs7","pdf",2495901,"English","# Program Brief: Student Financial Assistance\n## Comprehensive Transition & Postsecondary Programs (CTPs)\n## CTP Program Eligibility\n## Federal Financial Assistance\n## State Financial Assistance (KEES)\n## KEES Amounts and Notes\n# Frequently Asked Questions\n## Federal application and verification\n## FAFSA completion and eligibility impact\n## Keeping federal aid and maintaining KEES\n## Summer-term KEES and Social Security impact\n## Approved Kentucky CTPs","[{\"question\":\"How do students interested in a CTP apply for federal student financial assistance?\",\"answer\":\"Students should complete the FAFSA each year at www.studentaid.gov and indicate which colleges they want information sent to.\"},{\"question\":\"What does it mean if a FAFSA has been selected for verification?\",\"answer\":\"The U.S. Department of Education may require the school to verify certain information. 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