Recipients of School of Pharmacy scholarships exemplify the
kind of student the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and our donors wish
to support. Academic merit, financial need, special interests, and
other unique attributes qualify exceptional students for this scholarship support.
The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy is able to award tuition scholarships to students currently attending the School, These scholarships are extremely competitive and are based primarily on academic standing, merit and financial need. Amounts vary from $500 to $2500.
Award Process: Applications for scholarship support for the Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 can be downloaded and given to the School of Pharmacy Business Office:
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
Business Office. Rm 107C
160 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854-8020
Attn: Jenny Visaggio
Applications must be received by August 3, 2009 for consideration for the Fall/Spring Semesters.
Scholarship Application Form [PDF]
Notification: Scholarship notification is sent to the primary address. Only students offered a scholarship will be notified.
Eligibility: Students must be in their professional years in Pharmacy 3rd thru 6th year of the program and in good academic standing.
1st and 2nd year Pre-Professional students are not eligible for Pharmacy based scholarships. Please refer to the other available resource link below for information concerning scholarship support.
Other sources of financial aid:
http://www.hesaa.org/index.php?page=nj-grants-scholarships
Requirements: Invest time in thanking your scholarship donor. Your donor has made an investment in you.
You can be proud to be a University scholarship recipient. You exemplify the kind of student Rutgers and your particular donor wish to support. Your academic merit, financial needs, special talents, or other unique attributes have qualified you for your University scholarship and connected you to a scholarship donor. University scholarships are a reflection of an individual donor's interests, experiences, and intentions. You and your scholarship donor have more in common than you may think. Take time now to thank your donor by sharing your interests and experiences, as well as expressing your appreciation.
A thank-you note simply says, "thank you"--thank you for your support, thank you for your confidence, and thank you for reaffirming dreams. So please say, "thank you," and after you do, tell your donor about your academic plans, your school and community activities, and your career goals. Describe what this scholarship means to you.
Follow these guidelines:
Take a moment now to say, "Thank you."
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