Incight's scholarship is open to graduating high school seniors and current college students with any disability recognized under the ADA, DSM-5, or IDEA — including autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, mental health conditions, deafness, and blindness. Applicants must be residents of Oregon, Washington, or California and enrolled in higher education for the following funding cycle. Awards are typically $500, and returning recipients can receive more in later years. Financial need isn't a factor; instead Incight looks at community involvement, and applicants must complete 30 hours of community service or volunteer at an Incight event. There's no fee to apply, and funds are paid directly to the student's school in two installments (fall and winter).
Eligibility
DemographicsFor a graduating senior or current college student with any disability recognized under the ADA, DSM-5, or IDEA who is a resident of Oregon, Washington, or California; requires 30 hours of community service or an Incight event. Free to apply.
Applying
Typically $500; amount can increase for returning recipients