List of Schools in Louisville, Kentucky - Colleges and Universities - Public Institutions Ranked By Highest Degree Offered

Public Institutions Ranked By Highest Degree Offered

  • University of Louisville (Highest degree offered is Doctorate)
  • Jefferson Community and Technical College (Highest degree offered is Associate's)
  • Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana (Located in nearby Sellersburg, Indiana, highest degree offered is Associate's)

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