Frank, try googling college scholarships and grants for cancer survivors if you haven't already. You might find something there.

I admire you for continuing to try to concentrate on school and attend college ( even if it is online) while fighting cancer. This was almost me. I was diagnosed with AML in January of 2009 and graduated in December of 2008 just in the knick of time. I want to go back to school and get a masters degree but right now that has been put on hold. The docotor said come fall I could probably go back to school if I wanted to but by then classes tend to fill up so we will see what happens. Good luck on researching scholarships! I hope you find something that will provide you with aid.

The Im Too Young for This Website is one of my favorites. In fact that is how I was directed to the old LLS board. I posted the link to this website in another thread on this site. It is worth checking out. I didn't think about telling you about this site but  I am glad one of the other posters did.

Its nice to meet you too.   Us young adults have to stick together.

on the www.planetcancer.com

website there is a beta program for identifying college scholarships --- just found it so maybe someone here can describe their experience.

Here is their value statement: "Welcome to CCCpedia, the premier source of college scholarship information for young adult cancer survivors. CCCpedia contains comprehensive and accurate information on more than 3,000 college scholarships totaling $5.8 million in financial aid!"

It certainly looks promising.