Kentucky Horseshoeing School Kentucky

Specialized horseshoeing and equine training school in rural Kentucky with fewer than 25 students.

College statistics

Address:
3612 Lexington Road
Richmond, KY
40475
Sector Group:
Private For-Profit Less-Than-2-Year
Official Website:
khs.edu/
Setting:
Town
Annual In-State Tuition:
$30,000
Annual Out-of-State Tuition:
$30,000
Total Cost of Attendance (In-State):
$33,175
Total Cost of Attendance (Out-of-State):
$33,175
Books and Supplies:
$3,175
Total Student Enrollment:
24
Research Activity Tier:
No research designation
Economic Mobility Index:
Data Pending
Primary Undergraduate Major:
Horse Husbandry/equine Science and Management

Kentucky Horseshoeing School in Richmond trains students in farrier work and equine science and management. The school operates as a specialized trade program focused on hands-on instruction in horseshoeing and related equine skills.

Total cost of attendance is $33,175, which includes $30,000 in tuition and $3,175 for books and supplies. The school enrolls 24 students in its concentrated program.

This school is right for students seeking focused vocational training in farrier work and equine care rather than a broad liberal arts education. Before enrolling, ask about program length, whether graduates meet certification or licensing requirements for farrier work in Kentucky, and job placement outcomes for graduates. Visit khs.edu for more information.

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