Are there scholarships for college students with learning disabilities?

I'm a junior in high school, and I have a learning disability. I'm curious if there are any specific scholarships out there for students like me planning to go to college. Any advice or experiences would be amazing!

There are indeed several scholarships specifically intended for high school students with learning disabilities who are planning to attend college.

For example, the Anne Ford Scholarship is one that provides $10,000 over a four-year period to a high school senior with a documented learning disability who will be enrolling in a four-year bachelor's degree program. Another notable one is the Fred J. Epstein Youth Achievement Award, which acknowledges the accomplishments of students with learning disabilities and offers a $1,000 scholarship.

There's also the P. Buckley Moss Endowed Scholarship, for high school seniors with a documented learning disability who plan on pursuing a career in the visual arts. Additionally, the Rise Scholarship Foundation provides five scholarships of $1,000 each to students with a documented learning disability.

In addition to seeking out scholarships specifically for students with learning disabilities, don't forget to also consider a wide range of other opportunities. There are many scholarships based on academic achievement, community service, leadership roles, and personal or professional interests.

Keep in mind, that every scholarship will have its own set criteria and application deadlines, so be sure to read through all of the details for each one. Good luck with your search!