Thinking Lab Scholarships
Thanks to a generous donor, we have 20 Thinking Lab scholarships available for “worthy young persons.”
What is the length of a scholarship? They vary. It is relatively easy to get a limited 2-month trial scholarship. If you make use of the trial, it is routine to get that extended to a 6-month regular membership. If you make full use of the six months, then it is likely you can get it extended to a year, or maybe two years.
How do you apply? The application process is simple: You need to write an email to me answering a few questions about yourself and why you want the scholarship. I will share the email with Ellen Kenner, my colleague who runs the scholarship program and supports scholarship recipients during your time in the Thinking Lab. She will email with you regarding next steps.
Application
- What is your name, phone number, email address, and mailing address?
- What have you been doing with your life since you were a youth?
- What free or paid materials from Jean Moroney have you digested, and how did they help you?
- What aspects of the Thinking Lab are you most interested in?
- Why are you a good candidate — “a worthy young person” — for this scholarship? Please include why this makes a difference financially.
And…if you don’t think you qualify based on our age and financial criteria, feel free to email us why you would be a good candidate anyway. Let us know what we might be missing. We revisit the criteria periodically and your feedback will help us.
What a previous recipient has said
How to be a Donor
If you are interested in offering a Thinking Lab scholarship, please email info@thinkingdirections.

- What is your name, phone number, email address, and mailing address?
- What have you been doing with your life since you were a youth?
- What free or paid materials from Jean Moroney have you digested, and how did they help you?
- What aspects of the Thinking Lab are you most interested in?
- Why are you a good candidate — “a worthy young person” — for this scholarship? Please include why this makes a difference financially.
And…if you don’t think you qualify based on our age and financial criteria, feel free to email us why you would be a good candidate anyway. Let us know what we might be missing. We revisit the criteria periodically and your feedback will help us.
If you are interested in offering a Thinking Lab scholarship, please email info@thinkingdirections.
About Ellen Kenner
Ellen Kenner, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and was host of the nationally-syndicated radio talk show, The Rational Basis of Happiness®. She and Dr. Locke co-authored The Selfish Path to Romance: How to Love with Passion and Reason, a path-breaking guide for finding and nurturing romance, inspired by the ideas of Ayn Rand.