Scholarships for Students with Disabilities beyond High School

This scholarship is for students with a disability working toward a degree related to health or disability. It gives on average $1,000. The scholarship committee decides how many scholarships to give and how much money each one will be. The student must be at least a sophomore in college to apply. High school students cannot apply, even if they are starting college in the fall, unless they have enough Advanced Placement (AP) credits to be considered a sophomore.

This scholarship is for college students with any type of disability working toward a degree. It gives $1,000 and can be used for tuition or any school-related expense. You must be a citizen of the United States and have completed one semester of classes at an accredited college or university.

This scholarship is for students with a disability pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree at Iowa State University. The amount of money given can be different for each student and is based on need. Students with eye health and vision problems will be considered first.

This scholarship is for students with a disability working toward a degree at a college or university. It gives $250 to a full-time student enrolled in a collegiate nursing program.

This scholarship is for students who have a disability. It gives $1,000 to high school seniors who are planning to go to a four-year college in the United States or Canada. The scholarship is based on merit, but they will also look at need.

This scholarship is for students with a disability working toward a degree in business, computer science, engineering, or law. It gives $5,000 per year and is renewable, up to $20,000. Applicants must have a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5.

This scholarship is for students with a disability who graduated from Howard County high school and plan to continue their education. It gives $1,500 and must be used for tuition or book fees.

This scholarship is for students with a disability working toward a degree at a college, university, or vocational school. It gives $5,000 and must be used for tuition.

This scholarship is for students with a disability pursuing a degree in health care, science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM). It gives $10,000 to students enrolled full-time at a college or university. Applicants must join the Lime Network, a group for people with disabilities.

This scholarship is for students with a disability working toward a degree at a college, vocational school, or university. It gives $1,000 and must be used on tuition.