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Scholarships & Grants At Beacon, we work hard to keep our unique education accessible and affordable for students who learn differently and their families.

95% Most BC students receive some form of Beacon-funded aid. (That’s in addition to other federal, state, and vocational rehab aid you may receive!)

$9 Million Each year, Beacon funds $9 million in merit and need-based* aid.

Up to $40,000 Generous grants and scholarships from $1,000 up to $40,000.

$20,000 Average aid award at Beacon.

Competitive Athletic Scholarships Now that Beacon competes in both the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) and the New South Athletic Conference (NSAC), the College offers competitive athletic scholarships.

* Did You Know?

Because all students attending Beacon College have a diagnosed learning disability, many of our students qualify for: • Vocational rehabilitation scholarships through their state • Significant medical tax deductions up to the full cost of tuition, room and board, books and supplies and other related costs of attendance

NOTE: No special application is needed, but families must file the FAFSA to be considered for need-based aid at Beacon College.

# 1

Peterson’s Guide ranks Beacon at the very top of its “20 Great Colleges for Students with Learning Disabilities … and Best Value Schools also ranks Beacon #1 is its “20 Best Value Colleges for Learning Disabilities.”

In 2025, Beacon earned a prestigious spot on the first-ever Forbes Accessibility 100 list, recognizing the biggest innovators and impact makers in the field of accessibility for people with disabilities.

In 2025, U.S. News & World Report ranked Beacon #9 in Regional Colleges in South and #6 among Top Performers on Social Mobility.

TO LEARN MORE Email: FinancialAid@BeaconCollege.edu

Phone: 855-220-5374 (Toll-Free)

Beacon’s Added Value Outside the classroom, Beacon offer students additional academic, executive function and social-emotional support resources every day — 100% included in the cost of tuition!

Advising, mentoring and advocating for each student to support academic and life skills development (all first year students meet with their personal learning specialists for an hour each week!) WEEKLY LEARNING SPECIALIST MEETINGS

OPEN LEARNING 6 DAYS A WEEK Offering a quiet, focused environment — during the day and evenings — study and academic support from learning on-site learning specialists, tutors and peer tutors

Includes optional group sessions offered daily on such topics as relationship development, emotional regulation skills, anxiety management, LGBTQ+ support and basic social skills building

Individual and Group Counseling

COMMUNITY EDUCATORS Providing “in the moment” support and personal check-ins to help students navigate college life

LIFE SKILLS EDUCATORS Supporting executive function skills such as time management and creating routines

AND MORE! Including our First Year Program, professionally-staffed Writing & Math Centers, peer tutoring, and the latest in assistive technology access and support

Learn more about our resources for student success at: BeaconCollege.edu

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