The main aim of this scholarship is to build awareness of ABA therapy and Autism Spectrum Disorder and to bring this disorder into public attention.
The Action Behavior Centers ABA Therapy Scholarship is a merit-based scholarship.
The $1,000 Action Behavior Centers College Scholarship is be offered students with a focus in psychology, applied behavior analysis (ABA), early education, secondary education, sociology, biology, and other natural or applied sciences that related to autism.
Full Description
ABA Therapy Scholarship is offered twice per year.
If you are applying for the Spring Scholarship, your application must be completed by June 30th and will be awarded by July 31st.
In case you apply for the Fall Scholarship, your application must be completed by November 30th and will be awarded by December 31st.
Who's eligible?
The eligibility requirements are that the applicant has to be a US citizen or permanent resident enrolled in or planning to enroll in an accredited college or university.
There is no minimum GPA requirement, as the scholarship will be awarded to the most passionate of the applicants.
How to Apply
Whichever scholarship is in question, how to apply is what bothers future applicants.
That is why the Action Behavior Centers ABA Therapy Scholarship founders have created an easy applications process which is done 100% online and consists of a completed application form found on the scholarship provider’s official website and a short writing project.
You should post your essay on the Internet and share a link to where you have posted your writing sample.
You are supposed to complete all requested information and include the link to your short writing project which should be than 250 words and in which you have to speak about your personal understanding of how Applied Behavior Analysis works as a therapy for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Make sure you have included original writing and thinking, as plagiarism will not be accepted.
The best essays will demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of autism spectrum disorder, human behavior, and clinical approaches to mental health disorders, thus determining the most deserving applicant for this amazing award.
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