Scholarships & Financial Aid
Most college students need some financial help to pay for their education. If you need financial aid, contact the financial aid office at the college or university you plan to attend.
If your child attends a private high school, you can also ask the school about available financial aid options.
Other Resources:
- College Funding for Students with Disabilities: List of college funding sources for students with disabilities compiled by the University of Washington.
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National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD) Scholarships & Awards: Offers scholarships and awards for students with learning disabilities and ADHD.
- FinAid: The most comprehensive collection of information about student financial aid on the web.
- Digitunity: Facilitates connections between organizations, companies, and institutions and provides retired computer technology to organizations that serve individuals with disabilities, students at risk, and economically disadvantaged persons.
- AAA Scholarship Foundation: Offers education choice scholarships for grades K-12, covering tuition and fees at private, religious, or home schools for a number of underserved communities. The program offers income-based scholarships for residents of Arizona, Georgia, Florida, and Nevada. The Disabled-Displaced Scholarship is open to Arizona residents, and the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Disabilities is available to Florida residents.
- Step Up For Students: Offers scholarships for Florida residents in need of educational resources, tuition assistance, and transportation.
- American Psychological Association Grants, scholarships, and awards: Lists of over 200 scholarships, grants, fellowships, and other funding opportunities for students and researchers.
- Florida State University Office of National Fellowships: Fellowship Search for undergraduate and graduate students. Fellowship searches can be filtered by identity, subject area, purpose, and college year.