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180 Medical Scholarship Program

The 180 Medical Scholarship Program was created to help students with Spina Bifida, a spinal cord injury or Transverse Myelitis pay for college.

To be eligible for one of the three $1,000 scholarships available, applicant must plan to attend at least 12 credit hours of college during the upcoming fall semester and submit the following:
- Application (will be available in January)
- Physician's statement of diagnosis
- Most recent official transcript
- Document verifying acceptance by college (or current enrollment)
- Essay: Pick an experience from your life in which you had to overcome an obstacle and describe how it influenced you today (500 word maximum)

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