Disabled. Can’t get job. Help.?

Written By: Scholarships And Grants on July 22, 2009 No Comment

Hi. I am disabled to the point of not being able to work a non-professional/career-type job. As such, I need to see what options I have re: financial aid and help.

Problem is I have NO THOUGHT how financial aid or scholarships or anything works, and I have no one to turn to for help or to question. I am 19, been out of high school for about 2 years now, and the last 2 1/2 years of my high school education were in a once-a-week high school ecause of my disability and I was never given adequate direction or help regarding college and the like.

I just googled “scholarships disabled” without the quotes and so far have checked out two links.. but they all seem to be about “lists” and “publications” of information for scholarships for people with disabilities – but how the f-ck is that supposed to help me? I have no clue how scholarships and etc work. Do these lists list different scholarships, which I then have to somehow “apply” to.. and then I “get” that scholarship (granted they accept me)? Or what?

I’m completely lost here. Being out of a job means I have no money to pay for my own tuition so I will be 100% dependent on scholarships. And from what I reckon I know, you can get as many separate scholarships you can, but ultimately there is no one “yes we’ll pay for your college” scholarship for people like me and any scholarships I get could stop/not continue to the next year, thus putting an end to my college education?

Or what the f-ck? I’m normally a very coolheaded and non-desperate person but my future is absolutely black if I can’t figure out a way to go to college.

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