College Scholarships for Students With Special Needs
Many disability organizations and other charitable entities offer college scholarships for students with special needs. Visit these sites to find out more about financial assistance available for your child.
Beyond Basic Access: Best Universities for Students
From the site Education.com, a list of 10 colleges that go out of their way to make students with disabilities feel included.
From the site Education.com, a list of 10 colleges that go out of their way to make students with disabilities feel included.
Immune Deficiency Foundation Annual Scholarship Program
Applicant must: have a primary immune deficiency as classified by the World Health Organization; be an undergraduate student attending or entering college or a technical training school.
Applicant must: have a primary immune deficiency as classified by the World Health Organization; be an undergraduate student attending or entering college or a technical training school.
Hemophilia Health Services Memorial Scholarship Program
Applicant must: Have hemophilia or related bleeding disorder; be a U.S. citizen; for Scott Tarbell Scholarship, be seeking a degree or certification in Computer Science and/or Math.
Applicant must: Have hemophilia or related bleeding disorder; be a U.S. citizen; for Scott Tarbell Scholarship, be seeking a degree or certification in Computer Science and/or Math.
Hydrocephalus Association
Applicant must: be between the ages of 17 and 30, with hydrocephalus; be enrolled in or applying to a four-year or junior college, a high school post-graduate year, technical or trade school, an accredited employment training program or a post-graduate program.
Applicant must: be between the ages of 17 and 30, with hydrocephalus; be enrolled in or applying to a four-year or junior college, a high school post-graduate year, technical or trade school, an accredited employment training program or a post-graduate program.