Jessica's Journey Brain Tumor Survivor Scholarship

Who can apply

• Education level: high school, undergraduate, or graduate student
• Background: pediatric brain tumor survivor
• Application prompt asks for your age at diagnosis, specific tumor type, how the diagnosis impacted your life, a pivotal survivor moment, and your educational/career goals
• You may apply with a written response or a video
• Written response length listed as 400-600 words
• Video length listed as 3-5 minutes

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Key requirements (3)

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• Essay prompt: To apply, please tell us about your personal experience with a brain tumor diagnosis, including your age at the time of diagnosis, specific tumor type, and how it has impacted your life. Share a pivotal moment in your journey that defines you as a survivor.….
• Education Level: High school, undergraduate, or graduate student Background: Pediatric brain tumor survivor.
• Brain tumors are one of the deadliest forms of childhood cancer and can be a difficult diagnosis to overcome. Survivors have often gone through a lot of pain, worry, and stress and often come out the other side full of perseverance and resilience.….

Required documents

Listed materials from this opportunity.

• Essay or written statement
• Video submission
• Medical or disability verification (if applicable)

Applying

To apply, students must respond to an essay prompt about their brain tumor diagnosis, including age at diagnosis, tumor type, life impact, a defining survivor moment, and future goals. The application may be submitted as a 400-600 word written response or a 3-5 minute video. The listed deadline is April 10, 2026.