Dyslexia Scholarships

Arkansas residents with documented learning disabilities who will attend a university, two-year community college, or vocational or technical program may apply for the Ralph G. Norman Scholarship from the Learning Disabilities Association of Arkansas. Three awards of $2,500 are given annually. Ideal candidates self-advocate for their needs, pursue realistic career goals, stay active in school and community life, and work toward personal goals despite learning challenges. Submit current documentation of an identified learning disability with your application. Eligible disabilities include dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and related reading, writing, and math impairments.

High school seniors or current college students in the United States with a documented disability, enrolled or planning full- or part-time undergraduate study at a US two- or four-year college or technical school. One $1,000 award is given each year. Email proof of enrollment, disability documentation, and a minimum 500-word essay on personal trials and triumphs related to your disability to scholarships@healthproductsforyou.com by August 15 annually. Supporting letters are optional. Selection is based on the essay and materials. Health Products For You sponsors the award to support students whose disabilities have not stopped their ambitions.

Renewable award up to $1,000 per year for one graduating high school senior with a verified language-related learning difference such as dyslexia, written-expression disorder, or central auditory processing disorder who plans a career in the visual arts and will enroll at an accredited U.S. two- or four-year college. Mail the complete paper application postmarked by March 31 with counselor verification letter, art portfolio, essay, transcript, and proof of college acceptance. ADD or ADHD alone does not qualify.