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Scholarships


Students attending the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences have the opportunity to compete on both a merit and a need basis for school-based scholarships. 

In February of each academic year, the school's Office of Academic Programs notifies students matriculated in the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (except seniors) of the start of the annual scholarship application process for the following academic year.

Academic prizes and departmental scholarships are also awarded through academic departments to the schools' students in various fields of study, often on the recommendation of the faculty in the appropriate curriculum. Students automatically are considered for all awards for which they are eligible. For additional scholarship information, visit: http://www.sebs.rutgers.edu/scholarships.
 
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