The Anne Ford Scholarship is a four-years scholarship granted to a graduating high school senior who will enroll in a bachelor's degree program in the fall. Students must have a documented learning disability (LD). Students with a documented learning disability, which may be listed on the student's school documentation as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, Specific Learning Disability, or a math, reading, or writing disability, are eligible for consideration. The student's school psychologist or practitioner typically identifies learning disabilities. Students with other disabilities, including Autism, ADHD, physical disabilities, etc., who also have a learning disability are eligible for consideration. NCLD requires proof of learning disability at the time of application. Acceptable forms of documentation include school documentation, such as an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a formal document from the student's school psychologist, school counselor, or a licensed psychologist/psychiatrist. Applicants must also submit their FAFSA information and detailed Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), at least one recommendation, and responses to 3 personal questions, which can be answered in text, video, or audio format. The main thing NCLD looks for in applicants is a compelling narrative about them as a potential leader for individuals with learning disabilities. Students don't need to have the best grades or be the best athletes, but show a desire to give back and do good for others. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.