PROGRAM
Beyond Scholars
Beyond Type 1 is not opening additional scholarship applications at this time. Students looking for college scholarship opportunities can explore current options with The Diabetes Link.
An Update on the Beyond Scholars Program
We are incredibly proud of the students who have participated in Beyond Scholars over the years. We have loved championing young leaders in their pursuit of higher education, community impact and future-shaping careers.
While we are not opening additional scholarship application cycles at this time, we remain deeply committed to uplifting youth voices and empowering emerging leaders in the diabetes community through our ongoing programming. As we move into our next decade, we are focusing on expanding access, education and support programs that reach even more people living with diabetes worldwide.
Students looking for college scholarship opportunities can explore current options at The Diabetes Link.
Class of 2025
- Julius G., San Marcos, CA
- Jordan C., Mountville, PA
- Tristan B., Starkville, MS
- Keelan W., Columbus, OH
- Kaneisi M., Upland, CA
- Hope M., Snowflake, AZ
- Criss H., Lineville, AL
- Ziya J., Red Oak, TX
- Alan M., Rio Rico, AZ
- Mary Anjalette M., Lake Forest, CA
College Resources
Making the transition from high school to college is huge—congratulations! College is awesome, but whether you’ve been recently diagnosed or have had diabetes for years, navigating college life requires a little more preparation, planning and support. Here are some resources to help you thrive in college.
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Editor’s Note: For more information on managing type 1 diabetes in college, sign up for Beyond Type 1: College Edition,...
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Editor’s Note: For more information on managing type 1 diabetes in college, sign up for Beyond Type 1: College Edition,...
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