Adoptees Archives – Page 19 of 36 – The Park Adoption Community Center

This resource is for students who have lost a parent and are seeking financial support for higher education. The article highlights the award amounts, eligibility, requirements, and more for each scholarship.

This is a list of 40 scholarships meant for first-generation college students. Featured programs and awards feature eligibility requirements, scholarship descriptions, and scholarship websites.

This directory is for students who are looking for scholarship opportunities that are based on race and ethnicity. You can filter by region and country and listings show scholarships’ amounts, deadlines, descriptions, and qualifications.

This organization is geared toward Haitian students in Hawaii. There are five scholarships listed, each with details about the requirements, award amounts, providers, and more.

This is a list of 30 scholarships for Asian-American and minority students. The amount, provider, eligibility requirements, and application requirements are listed for each award.

A scholarship directory that offers scholarships for Chinese students. There are descriptions, requirements and qualifications, award amount, deadlines, and application links for each scholarship.

This lists different scholarships available to adopted and fostered youth. The list is composed of various scholarships for higher education. There’s a brief description about each one (eligibility, requirements, etc.), as well as a link to their applications.

This article gives a brief history of the Americans with Disabilities and details about scholarships. The site includes the scholarships’ name, deadline, amount, and description.

This is a list of 79 scholarships for disabled students that are available in 2023. The majority are college related. The descriptions include the title, amount, deadline, application link, and requirements (grade level, GPA, academic interest, etc.).

This is a list of 35 scholarships for students with disabilities. Applicants need proof of a disability before they can find scholarships, financial aid, or anything offering tuition assistance. The nature of students’ disability plays a strong role in what kind of aid will be available.