Official Scholarship Information

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Francis B. and Paige D. L’Hommedieu Scholarship awards ($1,750–$3,500 per year) are based on available funds and open to eligible transfer students from community colleges.

The New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Reward Scholarship (NJ STARS) II... provides eligible NJ STARS students attending NJ community colleges with funding (up to $1,250 per semester) to transfer to a NJ four-year university to earn a bachelor’s degree.

Phi Theta Kappa scholarship ($8,000 per year) recipients are notified beginning in December for spring enrollment and April for fall enrollment.

With our single scholarship award process, one merit-based scholarship will be awarded to selected first-year admitted students based on a careful and comprehensive review of information provided on the student’s application.

New Jersey undergraduate students can dramatically reduce their college costs—up to 100%—at Rutgers–Camden with this program which covers the remaining costs of in-state tuition and fees after any other need-based federal, state, and/or institutional aid has been applied.

The Chancellor’s Scholarship is awarded to admitted first-year students for four years and transfer students for two years of undergraduate study. The annual amount can range up to $5,000. The Carr Scholarship... The annual amount is $10,000 for a total of $40,000 across four years of undergraduate study. The Presidential Scholarship covers the in-state cost of tuition, room and board annually during the three years of undergraduate coursework.

Class Endowed Scholarships (Rutgers–New Brunswick)

Rutgers offers several endowed scholarships ($500–$5,000 per year) funded by the generosity of alumni donors.

TheDream.US (Rutgers participation)

TheDream.US scholarships award up to $29,000 to community college transfer applicants with an associate’s degree and up to $33,000 for high school graduate applicants obtaining a bachelor’s degree.