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Lime Connect Pathways Scholarship For Students With Disabilities

Essay + recs4-8 hours

Best fit for

Disabled students (any disability category) pursuing professional-track majors who want to enter Lime's corporate-pipeline ecosystem. Particularly strong fit if you'd be a competitive intern candidate at one of Lime's partner companies.

What they actually look for

Lime Connect is the TOP scholarship-and-recruitment pipeline for students with disabilities going into corporate careers. Pathways Scholarship pays $5,000-$10,000 + opens the door to Lime's corporate partner network: Google, Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Bank of America, EY, PwC, BMO, Lockheed, and 50+ others. Past winners report being recruited directly to internship pipelines at these partners. The scholarship is the on-ramp, not the destination.

What you'll need

  • Self-identify as a student with a disability (broadly defined — physical, cognitive, learning, mental health, chronic illness)
  • Currently enrolled in OR planning to attend an accredited US/Canadian 4-year college
  • Plan to study STEM, business, marketing, finance, HR, sales, or related career-track major
  • Essays on disability experience + career interests + leadership
  • One recommendation
  • Resume + transcript

When to start

Application opens in spring, closes mid-summer (typically June). Awards announced late summer. Lime also runs separate corporate-partner-named scholarships (Google, BMO, Goldman) on different timelines — apply to those separately.

Watch out for

Lime Connect requires you to register on their platform first (limeconnect.com) — the scholarship application is gated behind member registration. Register in early spring so you're set up when applications open. Also: 'disability' is broadly self-defined here. Mental health conditions, chronic illnesses, learning disabilities, and 'invisible' disabilities all qualify — don't self-screen out.

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