Cancer treatment and side effects will likely disrupt your regular school schedule. Find resources to help you make the most of your education.
Cancer treatment and side effects will likely disrupt your regular school schedule. Find resources to help you make the most of your education.
College and trade schools likely have services to help you when you need academic or physical accommodations for cancer-related problems. Sometimes cancer and treatment side effects can affect thinking and learning skills or your ability to get around from place to place.
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Cancer patients may qualify for accommodations on ACT and SAT tests. Accommodations are changes made to the regular testing environment to allow people with disabilities to demonstrate their true ability on tests.
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Childhood cancer patients and survivors have several college scholarship options. Many organizations provide financial aid for cancer patients and survivors, and people with certain disabilities.
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After finishing cancer treatment, some children and teens may face extra challenges in school that are related to their diagnosis and/or treatment.
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College campuses may operate much differently because of COVID-19. Cancer patients and survivors may have special concerns.
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Teenagers with cancer have it hard enough, but when you add in high school … well, we’re pretty much screwed. Learn how Ellie, a leukemia patient, made the transition.
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