In response to the devastating attack on our nation on September 11,
2001, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, has established
the September 11th Memorial Scholarships for the
dependent children of New Jersey residents who lost their lives in
this catastrophe.
Some dependent children are infants. Others are now enrolled in college.
The promise is the same. Rutgers will provide undergraduate scholarships to
dependent children of New Jersey residents who died as a direct
result of the terrorist acts at the World Trade Center or the
Pentagon or in the airplane crash in Pennsylvania on September 11,
2001.
This financial support will be available for any undergraduate
college or school on the New Brunswick, Newark or Camden campuses to
which the individual applies and is admitted. Applicants must comply with the
standard application and admission requirements.
Currently enrolled students at Rutgers or applicants should forward a letter with appropriate
documentation to the Director of Funds Management, Rutgers Office of
Financial Aid, 620 George St., New Brunswick, NJ 08901. Documentation should comprise
copies of the following three items: the victim’s death certificate, the
victim’s 2000 New Jersey resident Income Tax return showing that the student or
applicant is a dependent, and the student’s or applicant’s birth
certificate.
Caretakers of children of victims who may want to attend Rutgers in the future
should keep a file of documentation (victim’s death certificate
and 2000 New Jersey resident Income Tax return and child’s birth
certificate) for use at the time of application. Following admission to the
university, individuals should identify themselves as eligible for the scholarship
by forwarding a letter with copies of the documentation to the Director of Funds
Management, Rutgers Office of Financial Aid, 620 George St., New Brunswick, NJ 08901.
The scholarship will be initially awarded for one year and will be
renewed annually if the student makes satisfactory academic progress
consistent with university standards. The scholarship, designed to
assist in meeting the Rutgers cost of education, is adjusted annually
to equal the cost of in-state tuition. The Rutgers Office of Financial Aid will assist students and families
in the application process to secure additional federal and state aid.
Questions regarding this scholarship may be addressed to:
Carolann P-Morgan
Office of Financial Aid / Funds Management
620 George Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
(732) 932-7057 x 630
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