About Kentucky State University
Kentucky State University is a public historically Black university in Frankfort, Kentucky, the state capital. It is part of Kentucky's public higher education system and serves students from across the region and beyond. The university's campus sits in a small-city setting with access to state government and other professional opportunities in Frankfort.
Kentucky State offers undergraduate and graduate study across a range of fields, including liberal arts, business, education, agriculture, and science-related disciplines. The university is known for its land-grant heritage and for academic and research activity connected to agriculture, environmental studies, and community engagement. As an HBCU, it also has a long-standing mission centered on access, student support, and service.
- Public HBCU serving students in Frankfort, Kentucky
- Land-grant heritage with strengths in agriculture and community-focused study
- Broad academic offerings across undergraduate and graduate programs
- Transfer and exam credit should be verified through current university policies
- Regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges