This scholarship supports U.S. high school graduates who live with Tourette Syndrome as they head to community college, a four-year university, trade school, or a vocational program. Awards have ranged from $500 to $2,500 since the program began in 2015, with roughly 60 scholarships given out so far. You'll need a letter confirming your TS diagnosis, two letters of recommendation from people outside your family, transcripts, and an essay about how Tourette Syndrome has shaped you and your plans. Applicants from the five westernmost states get priority, but students from any U.S. state can apply, and there's no fee.
Eligibility
DemographicsMust be a U.S. high school graduate with a documented Tourette Syndrome diagnosis; priority to applicants from the five westernmost states, though all U.S. states may apply. Free to apply.