2026 Disability Rights Now Scholarship
Disability Rights Now
- Amount
- $5,000
- Deadline
- Sep 1, 2026
Current 1L–3L California law students with disabilities and a commitment to disability rights and legal-industry inclusion.
View details →Browse 21 hand-curated Essay-Based scholarships. Every award here is filtered by funding level so you can focus on the support you need — see amounts, deadlines, and eligibility, then apply on the official site.
Disability Rights Now
Current 1L–3L California law students with disabilities and a commitment to disability rights and legal-industry inclusion.
View details →Utom Conservation Fund
High-school seniors, community-college students, and undergraduates living in the Utom River watershed with environmental interest.
View details →JonesTshirts.com
Students enrolled at accredited U.S. colleges or universities who complete a career-planning essay and professional interview.
View details →WTS New Jersey
New Jersey-connected fall 2026 high-school seniors pursuing transportation-related study with a 3.0 GPA.
View details →PLUS ME Project
Los Angeles County students in grades 9–12 who submit an original personal story and can present it live if selected.
View details →Brazos Higher Education
Texas residents age 17 or older with a 3.3 GPA who are entering or attending an eligible U.S. college.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who are involved in their communities and will attend accredited U.S. postsecondary schools.
View details →BELOvEDS, A Nania Foundation Inc.
U.S. vocational, undergraduate, or graduate students with vEDS or a parent or guardian with a confirmed vEDS diagnosis.
View details →Seven Mile Ridez, Inc.
Full-time Nebraska-connected U.S. college, graduate, or vocational students with a 2.5 GPA and active volunteer service.
View details →Red Egg Marketing
U.S. students pursuing creative or marketing careers who submit an original essay or graphic about education and small-business impact.
View details →Carol Hall Scholarship and Financial Aid Program
Chiropractic students with at least two completed semesters, a 2.5 GPA, and demonstrated leadership and service values.
View details →National Rifle Association Women’s Programs Committee
Female full-time college sophomores through seniors in conservation-related degrees with a 3.0 GPA.
View details →Colorado Association of Stormwater and Floodplain Managers
Colorado sophomores, juniors, and seniors in floodplain, stormwater, water-resources, or related programs.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs pursuing U.S. postsecondary education who complete the Aaliyah Lee award’s short application.
View details →American Culinary Federation Education Foundation and American Academy of Chefs
High-school seniors accepted to Johnson & Wales for culinary or pastry arts with a 3.0 GPA.
View details →Drug Rehab USA
Current U.S. university students in mental-health degree programs submitting original creative work.
View details →National Air Transportation Foundation
Full-time aviation sophomores and juniors with a 3.0 GPA who plan careers in general aviation.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who demonstrate kindness and service toward people in their schools or communities.
View details →National Air Transportation Foundation
Aspiring professional pilots in collegiate flight programs who hold private pilot certificates and have 3.0 GPAs.
View details →National Parent Volunteer Association
Students with 2.5 GPAs who participate in volunteer work and community service.
View details →National Air Transportation Foundation
High-school seniors accepted into aviation-related college programs and planning general-aviation careers.
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