Resources for Homeless and Low-Income Students
Students facing homelessness and poverty can access support for housing, education, food, and health care through various assistance programs and resources. Below, find assistance programs, scholarships, and other resources for unhoused and/or low-income students.
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Resources for Students with Disabilities
There are many resources that increase access to higher education and college funding for students with disabilities. Below, explore an array of scholarships, professional resources, advocacy organizations, and networking opportunities specifically for students with disabilities.
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Resources for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students
APIA Scholars provides resources that increase access to higher education for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students, including the APIA Scholarship Fund. Below, explore a variety of scholarships, higher education research, and other programs for AAPI students.
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Resources for Black Students
Many organizations, colleges, associations, and nonprofits offer scholarships and grants to help Black students pay for college. Below, explore scholarship opportunities, tips for successful applications, and other resources for Black students.
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Resources for Hispanic Students
Numerous scholarships and resources are available to help Hispanic and Latino students pay for college. Below, explore an array of scholarship opportunities, as well as tips for applying to college and additional resources to help Hispanic students achieve their educational goals.
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Resources for Native American Students
Native American students can access college funding through government, state and tribal aid. Students must prove their ancestry before applying for many of these financial assistance opportunities. Below, explore an array of scholarships and other resources available for Native American students.
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Resources for Adults Students
According to some estimates, 40% of all students are 25 years old or older. Unsurprisingly, more mature students often have more financial obligations than a typical 18-22 year old undergraduate. Below, learn about several scholarship opportunities for adult learners.
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Scholarships for Immigrants Students
The Feakins Foundation provides multiple Scholarships (up to $2,000) twice a year to student immigrants who reside in Lancaster County, demonstrate academic excellence, and have financial need. Students are encouraged to apply by downloading their application and submitting it to the Feakins Foundation. Learn more below.
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Scholarship for International Students
Global Scholarships’ mission is to provide an accessible way for international students to search and find comprehensive, accurate, and updated scholarship information. Towards that goal, they offer one (1) $3,000 scholarship to a prospective international student and a library of additional resources.
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