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What college scholarships are available for disabled students?

I have a disability and I'm trying to find scholarships that might be available for students like me. Are there organizations or resources that focus on providing financial aid specifically for disabled students?

a year ago

Numerous organizations and foundations do specifically cater to students with disabilities. Here are some known scholarships that you might consider:

1. The Google Lime Scholarship is a notable one. Google partners with Lime Connect to offer scholarships for students with disabilities who plan to major in computer science or a closely related field. This scholarship not only provides financial support but also includes an invite to a professional development summit at Google.

2. The Microsoft DisAbility Scholarship offers scholarships to seniors who have a commitment to the academic study of Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field. You’d need to demonstrate financial need, declare an approved major, and show a passion for technology.

3. The American Association on Health and Disability (AAHD) offers the Frederick J Krause Scholarship for undergraduate (sophomore standing and above) and graduate students with a disability.

4. The Joseph James Morelli Scholarship Fund supports high school and college students with dyslexia or other learning disabilities who wish to pursue studies and a career in STEM.

5. The INCIGHT Scholarship is available to high school seniors and college students who have a documented disability and demonstrate tremendous perseverance in overcoming their personal barriers.

6. The National Federation of the Blind provides thirty scholarships to recognize the achievements of legally blind scholars, demonstrating that one can be successful in the academic arena.

Don't forget to look for local options too! Your state may offer scholarships for disabled students, and there may be opportunities through local nonprofits and businesses as well. The financial aid office at potential colleges could also have some leads. All the best with your scholarship search!

a year ago

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