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Re: 8 Tips to Help You Win Scholarships for College

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Re: 8 Tips to Help You Win Scholarships for College

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Alan Sparber — Fri, 14 Jul 2023 10:06:07 -0000

Yes, so you can make money off of the mentally ill. I know there's not much to be made but that should be the priority T HAl

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Scholad — Mon, 18 Oct 2021 15:25:27 -0000

Thanks for this useful information for the students with mental disorder to get scholarship

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Ismart Shankar — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 05:02:11 -0000

Thank you so much! I am on disability for a disorder and am applying to go back to school. I have a high GPA and love school

Re: 20 College Scholarships…you probably haven’t heard of

BenTallbot — Thu, 06 May 2021 06:43:53 -0000

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Nora Reed Zeller — Sun, 01 Sep 2019 12:51:41 -0000

Bobbi, I am 57 with BP (mostly severe depression with occasional bouts of mania that usually get me in trouble), taking care of my ailing husband and raising a 6 year old grandchild. I too am looking at finally getting my degree. Now that schools are online and I don't have to go to campus (I have a bit of social anxiety too), I think I can do this. WE can do this!! Seeing someone else in virtually the same situation as I am is an inspiration. Good luck to both of us!!!

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Michael Corley — Fri, 19 Jul 2019 07:58:54 -0000

I completely agree. Being 0.4% of the population, I am one of the few schizophrenics that has even made it to the PhD level. I was classified as "gravely disabled," during my last hospitalization. Everyone said I wouldn't survive. I'm not sure they know the adversity and discrimination we face. I was admitted to a PhD program and can't figure out how to pay for it now. I want to work on artificial intelligence and machine learning application to accelerate learning and cure myself. Machine learning has made significant advancements towards predicting psychotic breaks.

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Kimberly Cobb — Mon, 13 Aug 2018 09:53:21 -0000

Looking for scholarship s so I can have that chance to put its all be hind me. Survivor of childhood sexual abuse I've been running into so many road blocks:-(

Re: Scholarships with December 2017 Deadlines

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Corinne Colbert — Mon, 22 Jan 2018 10:09:51 -0000

In addition to help for kids with mental/behavioral disorders, I wish there were scholarships for children *affected* by mental illness. My son is a great student, but he has been unable to participate in extracurricular activities because of my and his brother's illnesses. Merit scholarships require a bunch of community and school activities, so even with his GPA and high test scores he's at a disadvantage against kids from "normal" families. (As if I need *more* guilt over the way our issues have affected his childhood!)

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Mick Johnson — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 00:57:09 -0000

Wait! Are you referring to THE Alan Croft?

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Mick Johnson — Tue, 26 Dec 2017 00:55:08 -0000

I wish I would have thought about this earlier, UNM acts like they are allergic to scholarships. I know I could use something, there's always a class, always, where the professor has a you know what for something. Like this econ jerk, hes like oh no I couldn't possibly give you points for that assignment. It like charting information somehow is the only way to express the idea that the information encapsulates. Yes mathematics is a highly effective and accurate language for expressing ideas about the physical plane of reality; just look at physics- which is THE successful science because of its use of mathematics. But because we can use mathematics doesn't mean we enter some sort of absolute netherworld, besides one of the principles of mathematics is that you seek the simplest terms. Then there's all of the meaningless designations, it drives me absolutely crazy. I'm usually amped up by week 4 or 5. People can visually identify a wheelchair, but they just don't understand "flying" thoughts, endless re-curve and what its like to be stuck in a class full of people who are standing still in a different millennium. I love details and pulling everything out from under the hood to examine it, but I just can't stand the eyedropper some of these clowns (well meaning and educated people mind you, but clowns none the less) use to dispense the actual information. I also cant stand that expectant look they get when they come at you with the "theory". OMG. I about want to freak out. I'm not religious or anything but about three seconds of sober thought tells you that fur naturally breaks up the silhouette of an animal's form, yet in terms of evolution, oh no, we gave up an advantage like natural cammo as part of a series of advantages. Oh sure, it was easy to keep cool running across the Savannah chasing meat one couldnt digest. Ever see a chimp run? They haul ass, and I mean that both scientifically and respectfully, they do, they just cruise on four legs, AND they climb very, very well. Yet id you are in the evolution and human emergence class you cant challenge the theory of evolution. I would have gotten more respect and a polite condescending tone if I would have whipped out a bible and started in with the sweet baby jesus'. Sorry, I don't mean to, you know, be crazy, but man it just bugs the you know what to have these institutional rejects give me a hard time when it would be just as easy to hassle one of the "normal" people who don't say a word in discussions and then cut and paste all their work. They get passed because they are "disadvantaged" so why do they have to act like I'm some kind of "real student" who needs these "real standards". Whatever. Nice article Carla (apologies if you prefer Ms. Abraham) I'll definitely take the time to run some of these down. :-)

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

T Hal — Wed, 06 Dec 2017 02:03:55 -0000

I think it's a more critical priority to provide funding for people interested in working in mental health.

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

T Hal — Wed, 06 Dec 2017 02:02:10 -0000

The paradox of mental health is that on the one hand public service announcements encouraging people to get help abound while on the other hand it is often both disheartening just trying to get help (not that it's practically available) AND too expensive (or too limited in scope, even by the publications of the standards of seasoned professionals working in the field). Also, notice that while mental health issues are already among the most significant contributors to disability, pay for mental health professionals is abysmal (given their qualifications and the demand for their services) AND while there are quite a few fully funded art degree programs in the US (no slight meant to art--it's very valuable), there are virtually no fully funded mental health counseling programs. Instead, future counselors are expected to go into debt for graduate degrees that lead to high-stress positions that pay near-poverty wages. It's a reasonable conclusion to draw from all this that while it serves some purpose for communities to pay lip service to mental health awareness (perhaps it alleviates a sense of responsibility--"We're doing something..."), decision-makers, including those holding the purse strings, don't really care about mental health--or those suffering from mental health issues. If they did, they'd put their money where their mouths are.

Re: 15 Scholarships with September Deadlines

HDD Club — Thu, 23 Mar 2017 04:26:09 -0000

Are there no new scholarships?

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Marshmallo — Sat, 18 Feb 2017 06:45:16 -0000

Thank you so much! I am on disability for a mental disorder and am applying to go back to school. I have a high GPA and love school. I want to believe I can work in a field if I just get the education I need. I have a plan on what I want to do and how I can work. Thank you for this article and your resources. I can use all the help I can get!

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Nairobi Natalie Lopez — Thu, 19 May 2016 20:27:41 -0000

what can you do if you suffer from bipolar disorder and adhd but do not have the money to afford any of the treatments? They aren't sending my doctor anymore samples (thats how he used to help me out). I can't afford health insurance and I can't afford my medications. Juggling my first year in college, two jobs, and a hectic schedule is really drowning me right now. Im trying so hard to succeed rather than go down the path of my older brother who is bipolar as well. It gets really hard. I am not interested in recreational drugs. I'd just like to be in peace honestly. I don't know how I got here, I guess I was looking for scholarships but I hope someone has some kind of information that may help me. Thank you.

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Traci Guinee — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 18:12:45 -0000

Hi Debbi, I hope you and your daughter have found some resources to help her keep moving forward! Isn't it amazing when our kids hit a point where suddenly they can take a next step? I am also curious because my daughter has a similar story to yours (severe anxiety, depression, social anxiety; severe escalation at puberty) She loves school, and will usually start a school year; but it isn't long before she has to go back on homebound (she is about to miss her prom because she has been trying for a month to get to a place where she can handle going to school, but she's just not there at this time).She has, however gone from the mindset that she wanted to drop out and maybe get a G.E.D. to planning for college. If you have found any financial resources that you would be willing to share, we would so appreciate it. She has just turned 17 and will graduate in 2017.

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Alan Croft — Thu, 24 Mar 2016 12:21:54 -0000

The gift of writing can help.

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Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

Merryweather Perse — Wed, 09 Mar 2016 05:02:51 -0000

Hi
Great article - I am British and based in the UK and cannot find anything as helpful as this or your site here in the UK. I was hoping that you may know of funding for University Masters and PhD support in the UK? Many thanks.

Re: Mental Health Scholarships: Where Are They?

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