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  • AFTER Scholarship
  • Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Severely or Profoundly Deaf Scholarship
  • Asthma Scholarship Award
  • Division of Blind Services Tuition Assistance
  • Florida Council for the Blind Scholarship
  • GORE Foundation Scholarship
    • HCC Scholarships(contact Financial Aid)
    • Hodgman Memorial Scholarship
    • Mayor Sandra Freedman Disabled Students Scholarship
    • National Federation of the Blind Scholarship
    • Ryan Disabled Student Scholarship
    • Students with Disabilities Incentive Scholarship
    • The Foundation for Exceptional Children Scholarship
    • Theodore R. & Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship Program

    Sallie Mae Fund Scholarships

    The Sallie Mae Fund, a charitable organization sponsored by Sallie mae, annnounced today that it will award more than $2 million in college-access sholarships for the 2005-2006 academic year. The scholarships target under-served populations in an effort to increase access to higher education.

    In addition, The Sallie Mae Fund awards scholarships to future college at each of its nationwide "Paying for College" workshops. In 2004, more than 30,000 people attended some 150 workshops the United States as part the The Sallie Mae Fund's Paying for College tour. Approximately $170,000 in scholarships was awarded to future college students who attended the workshops.

    To eligible for The Sallie Mae Fund scholarship programs, students must be accepted and enrolled at a Title IV eligible, accredited postsecondary two- for four- year college or university, vocational, or technical school in the United States or Puerto Rico, and meet program-specific eligibility requirements.

    To access apllications for The Sallie Mae Fund's scholarship programs, visit www.salliemaefund.org

    *information provided from Sallie Mae website.

    Volunteer Florida

    Volunteer Florida administers AmeriCorps programs thoughout Florida and works to insure that persons with disabilities are part of community service initiatives like AmeriCorps. For one year of full-time service (1700 hours) you can make a difference in your community and, in return, receive a living allowance and an educational award.*

    *information found at the Volunteer Florida website.