International Dyslexia Association Scholarships
International Dyslexia Association (IDA), various regional branches
Who can apply: No special restrictions are listed in our data.
From the filters we have on file, which can miss rules written only on the sponsor's page. Confirm there before you apply.
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Create a free accountThis directory routes you to dozens of independently-run regional IDA branch scholarships for people with dyslexia, each with its own amounts, deadlines, and requirements, so find your nearest branch's page to see what's actually available. Some branches fund teacher training or conference travel instead of student scholarships, so check the specific program before applying.
What you'll need to apply
- 1 recommendation letter: From a principal or supervisor (educator awards)
- Essay: Personal statement of goals
- Requirements vary by IDA branch
The sponsor's page only listed some of what's needed, so this list may be missing items. Requirements can change each cycle. Confirm them on the sponsor's page before you apply.
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