Scholarships and grants at Centenary

Incoming students may qualify for scholarships up to $25,000 per year. Awards are based on a holistic review of academic achievement, leadership, community involvement, and financial need.

Scholarships for freshmen include:

• Grace Y. Bissett and Louise Monez Hill Scholarship: Louise M. Hill graduated from Centenary University in 1940 thanks to the generosity of her aunt Grace Y. Bissett who paid for everything. Louise created this scholarship in 2022 in her memory, specifying that the scholarship be dedicated to supporting students with “a sincere interest and intention to pursue a career in teaching, religion, social work, or the like” to improve race relations. It covers four years of tuition and all expenses. Learn more about the scholarship here. Fill out the Hill Scholarship Application Form here.
  • The application process will be facilitated by the University Admissions department. 
    • A statement from the high school principal or vice principal stating that the student will graduate or has graduated in the top one-third of their class
    • A letter from someone in a position of authority (coach, clergyperson, community leader, organization/club advisor, etc.) regarding the candidate’s character and participation in school, church and/or community activities
    • An essay of approximately 750 words, written by the candidate, describing how this scholarship will assist in pursuing a career beyond college devoted to improving the relationship between the races
  • Please send any documentation with the email subject as: Hill Scholarship with your full name to: [email protected]
  • The deadline is June 1. 
    
    
• Alumni Award: Available to children or grandchildren of Centenary alumni.
  
  
• Family Plan: Available when more than one family member is enrolled.
  
  
• Hackettstown Partnership Scholarship: For a graduate from Hackettstown High School, it covers full tuition (less any federal or state grants).

•  Alumni Association Executive Board (AAEB)/Diane "DD" Sillcocks '54 Scholarship: The purpose of this scholarship is to provide financial assistance to traditional students at Centenary University. Eligibility for the scholarship is based on both merit and financial need, and it is open to students of all majors without specific preferences. The selection procedure involves a Scholarship Committee which makes decisions based on recommendations from faculty and the President, as well as input from the Financial Aid office. Each academic year, one award is granted, with the recipient receiving $500 for the duration of one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Arden Davis Melick ’60 and Bernice Spies Davis ’31 Scholarship: Arden Davis Melick '60 and Bernice Spies Davis '31 Scholarship aims to support a student with interests in music, arts, writing, fashion, or similar fields. It is open to both full-time and part-time students who are in the top 20% of their class, demonstrating both merit and financial need. Eligibility extends to any major, with a preference for female students residing in New Jersey. The selection procedure involves the Scholarship Committee that considers recommendations from faculty and Admissions, along with input from the Financial Aid office. The scholarship grants one award per academic year, with a minimum amount of $1,000. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Bertha Florey Sloan Scholarship: The Bertha Florey Sloan Scholarship is intended to support a returning student who has demonstrated high achievement in the field of Business. Eligibility for the scholarship is determined by both academic merit and financial need. The scholarship does not have specific preferences, ensuring a broad applicant base within the Business major. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Business, Media, and Writing Department, with additional input from the Financial Aid office. The number of awards and the amount granted can vary, with each scholarship being applicable for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Bissett/Hill (The Grace Y. Bissett & Louise Monez Hill Scholarship Fund): The Grace Y. Bissett & Louise Monez Hill Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to a Black student who has graduated from high school and is in the top third of their class. It aims to support students who are morally and academically deserving and have a sincere interest in pursuing a career in fields such as teaching, religion, or social work. A key preference for this scholarship is a student devoted to improving relationships between races. The eligibility for the scholarship is based primarily on financial need, and it is open to majors including teaching, religion, and social work. The selection procedure is managed by the Dean of Students. The scholarship is awarded to one student per academic year, with the amount varying based on available interest. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Carol Burgess Lackland Scholarship: The Carol Burgess Lackland Scholarship is established to support financially needy female students, both new and continuing, across any major. It specifically targets female students, aiming to aid those who demonstrate a significant financial need. The selection process is managed by a Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from the President. The number of awards and the amount of each scholarship can vary, as they are determined by the President and the Financial Aid Director based on the available interest. Each scholarship is granted for the duration of one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Catherine Guerrera Project ABLE Scholarship: The Catherine Guerrera Project Able Scholarship is specifically designed to support a student enrolled in the Project ABLE program, aiding individuals who demonstrate commitment and dedication within this initiative. It is available to students of all majors, with no specific preferences regarding the recipient's field of study. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee, which considers recommendations from the Disability Service Office (DSO) to ensure that the award aligns with the needs and goals of the Project ABLE program. This scholarship awards one recipient annually with $500 for the duration of one academic year. Before any awards are made, it is essential to confirm that sufficient funds are available.

• Cathleen Benedict Award: The Cathleen Benedict Award is designed to support students majoring in Education, aiming to recognize and assist those who demonstrate academic promise and a strong commitment to their field. It is specifically targeted toward graduating Education majors. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Education & Humanities Department. The continuation and awarding of the scholarship each year are contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds. 
  

• Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholarship: The Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholarship is established to support mature men and women who are on the cusp of achieving their academic and career goals. Eligibility for this scholarship is primarily based on financial need, and it is open to students of any major. The scholarship specifically targets individuals aged 25 and older who are pursuing either bachelor’s or master’s degrees, available to both full-time and part-time students who are rising juniors or rising seniors. The selection process involves a Scholarship Committee, which incorporates input from the Financial Aid office to ensure the awards align with the recipients' financial needs. The number of awards and the amount each recipient receives can vary, depending on available interest. Each scholarship is granted for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Claire Couch Bosee ’54 Tea Dance Scholarship: The Claire Couch Bosee ’54 Tea Dance Scholarship is intended for a student majoring in Liberal Arts or Education who is seeking a career in the education field. Eligibility for the scholarship is based on both need and merit. The selection process will be managed by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. There is one award available, and the amount varies based on the available funds each academic year. This award is granted for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Diane “DD” Sillcocks ’54 Memorial Scholarship: The Diane “DD” Sillcocks ’54 Memorial Scholarship is designed to support a student majoring in the fields of Communication or Performing Arts, placing a strong emphasis on financial need, along with merit. It targets students who not only meet academic standards but also demonstrate a high level of dedication and enthusiasm for their studies. The selection process will be managed by a Scholarship Committee, with input from the Financial Aid office. The scholarship grants at least $1,000 to one recipient and is awarded for one academic year. This financial support aims to facilitate the educational pursuits of students passionately engaged in Communication or Performing Arts. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Doris L. Moore Award (Spring Academic Award): The Doris L. Moore Award is dedicated to supporting rising juniors or rising seniors majoring in Education who exemplify a strong dedication to the field and to their students. Eligibility for this award is based on both financial need and academic merit, requiring a minimum GPA of 3.0. Candidates must also demonstrate significant dedication and enthusiasm towards their educational pursuits. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Education & Humanities Department with additional input from the Financial Aid office. The scholarship provides $1,000 to one recipient and is awarded for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Douglas M. Noble Family Foundation Scholarship: The Douglas M. Noble Family Foundation Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to students demonstrating financial need, helping them cover tuition expenses. It is open to students from any major, with a preference for first-generation college students, though not exclusively. The number of awards and the amount granted will vary depending on the discretion of Enrollment. The scholarship is granted for one academic year, and the selection of candidates is conducted by the Enrollment Department with input from the Financial Aid office. This procedure, based on enrollment status, ensures that those who are currently enrolled and in need receive consideration. This approach aims to support a diverse group of students, especially those who are the first in their families to attend college, in continuing their educational pursuits without financial strain. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Douglas Wolfe Turrell Memorial Community Service Award: The purpose of the Douglas Wolfe Turrell Scholarship is to support continuing students who excel in community service work. It is open to students of all majors, based on both need and merit. The scholarship aims to support one male and one female student, as per the preferences outlined. This is a Leadership Award presented in the spring. The selection procedure involves Campus Life/Dean of Students with input from the Financial Aid office. Each year, two awards will be granted, with each recipient receiving $1,500. The term of each award spans one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Dr. Stanley Caine ’14 HA & Karen Caine Endowed Scholarship: Dr. Stanley Caine '14 HA & Karen Caine Endowed Scholarship is designed specifically for History majors, emphasizing merit with a minimum GPA requirement of 3.0. The selection process is managed by the Scholarship Committee, which incorporates input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from faculty members. The number of awards vary, as well as the award amount(s). Each scholarship is awarded for the duration of one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Elaine Stewart Tyrrell Memorial Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): The Elaine Stewart Tyrrell Memorial Scholarship is intended to support a student who demonstrates a strong desire and intent to pursue a career in Criminal Justice. It is available to students majoring in Criminal Justice, with eligibility based on both need and merit. Preference is given to rising seniors. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Criminal Justice faculty of the Natural, Health, Social and Behavioral (NHSB) Sciences Department. Annually, one award is granted, amounting to $2,500, which covers one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Elizabeth Dickinson Dunlap Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): Elizabeth Dickinson Dunlap Scholarship is designed to assist students with financial need, enabling them to attend Centenary, specifically targeting those majoring in Business. Preference is given to female students within the Business major. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Business, Media, and Writing Department, which includes input from the Financial Aid office. The number of awards and the amount of each award vary based on available income. Each scholarship covers one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Scholarship: The Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Scholarship is aimed at supporting both new and continuing traditional undergraduate students at Centenary, open to students from any major. Eligibility is determined by both financial need and academic merit. The scholarships are specifically distributed across class years, with one award each for a freshman, a sophomore, a junior, and a senior. The selection process is handled by the Scholarship Committee, which includes input from the Financial Aid office. Annually, four scholarships are awarded, with amounts varying based on available interest. Each scholarship covers one academic year and is renewable. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Harry Strickhausen Endowed Memorial Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): This scholarship is established to honor the life and contributions of Harry Strickhasuen, a distinguished professor emeritus of English. It is intended to support undergraduate students in all majors who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Education & Humanities Department faculty, with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Hoffman Endowed Scholarship: The Hoffman Endowed Scholarship honors students who demonstrate both academic merit and financial need while also embodying a selfless and helpful spirit. The recipient should be an outstanding student who is known for their willingness to assist others. The selection process will be conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office, and recommendations from staff and faculty. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• James Anthony Galdieri Endowed Scholarship: James Anthony Galdieri Endowed Scholarship is designed to assist evening students who are facing financial challenges. It is open to students of all majors who are enrolled in evening classes. The selection process will be conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office, with input and recommendations from Academic Affairs and Faculty Department Chairs. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• James Gregory Smith Memorial Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): The James Gregory Smith Scholarship is intended to support a rising junior majoring in Business who demonstrates financial need and a strong academic record. The recipient must maintain a 3.0 GPA and is awarded in addition to the student's existing financial aid package. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Business, Media, and Writing Department with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Jane Barbara Thomas Scholarship in Fashion Merchandising (Spring Academic Award): Jane Barbara Thomas Scholarships in Fashion Merchandising are established to recognize and support exceptional students pursuing degrees in Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising. They are awarded based on academic merit and are open to all students in these majors. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Fine Arts Department faculty. Two scholarships will be awarded each year, one for Fashion Design and one for Fashion Merchandising. The amount of each scholarship will vary depending on available funds. The scholarships are valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Johns-Paffendorf Therapeutic Riding Scholarship: The Johns-Paffendorf Therapeutic Riding Scholarship is designed to support students involved in therapeutic riding, either as riders or through academic study. While specific eligibility criteria are not explicitly stated, the preference is for students studying therapeutic riding or equine studies related to therapeutic riding. The scholarship will be awarded to a veteran studying therapeutic riding, a non-veteran studying therapeutic riding, a veteran studying equine studies or certification for therapeutic riding, or a non-veteran studying equine studies or certification for therapeutic riding. the selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Therapeutic Riding (TRAC) Director. If no eligible student is found, funds will be used to offset therapeutic riding program expenses. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the interest accrued and available funds. The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Kathleen Coakley Koch ’67 Scholarship: The Kathleen Coakley Koch ‘67 Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship awarded to a high-achieving freshman student who demonstrates exceptional academic promise. To be eligible, students must have a 3.6 GPA or higher and achieve a combined SAT score of 1100 or higher (Critical Reading and Math) or an ACT composite score of 24 or higher.

• Lackland Centenary Award: Lackland Centenary Awards are designed to support two students transferring from Raritan Valley Community College to Centenary University. The scholarships are open to students of all majors and are awarded based on the Dean of Admissions' decision. Each scholarship is $2,500 and is valid for one academic year. 

• Longfield Family Scholarship: Longfield Family Scholarship is designed to assist students who are facing financial challenges. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on demonstrated financial need. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from faculty. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Mangione Family Endowed Scholarship: The Mangione Family Endowed Scholarship is designed to assist students who are facing financial challenges and come from single-parent households. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on demonstrated financial need. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office, and with recommendations from the President's Office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Margaret C. Snyder ’29 Scholarship: This scholarship is made possible by the generous donation by Mr. William Snyder, made in memory of his sister, Ms. Margaret C. Snyder ’29. The scholarship recipient will be selected from students with financial need who graduated in good standing from Hackettstown High School and have demonstrated an interest in extracurricular activities. If no qualified students from Hackettstown High School apply, the scholarship(s) may be awarded to a student who qualifies, lives in Hackettstown, but attended West Morris HS, Mt. Olive HS, or Warren Hills HS. The scholarship is renewable for up to 4 years depending on the student’s financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Thank you, letters should be addressed to Dr. Haney.

• Margaret de Neufville Scholarship: Margaret de Neufville Scholarship is designed to support female undergraduate students who are considered non-traditional, meaning they are at least 24 years old. It is awarded based on both financial need and academic merit. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from Financial Aid. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Marilyn Lewis Jenkins '51 Endowed Scholarship: Marilyn Lewis Jenkins "51 Endowed Scholarship is designed to support undergraduate students who are either veterans or descendants of veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. It is awarded based on demonstrated financial need and is open to students of all majors. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Mary Cleary Memorial Scholarship: Mary Cleary Memorial Scholarship is designed to support students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on a combination of these factors. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• May Family Scholarship (Leni May '62 Scholarship): May Family Scholarship is designed to assist students who are facing financial challenges. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on demonstrated financial need. The selection process is conducted by a Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Nisivoccia Family Scholarship: Nisivoccia Family Scholarship is designed to assist students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit, maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0. It is open to students of all majors. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• President’s Circle Scholarship: Patricia M. Shaw Endowed Scholarship is designed to support students who are pursuing a career in nursing. It is awarded based on demonstrated financial need and is open to both undergraduate and graduate students in any major. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Raymond Sloan Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): Raymond Sloan Scholarship is designed to support students who demonstrate both financial need and a strong academic focus in the arts, with a particular emphasis on music. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on these criteria. This award is given during the Spring Academic Awards Ceremony and the selection process is conducted by the Fine Arts Department faculty. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Richard Dennis Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): Richard Dennis Scholarship is designed to recognize and support returning students who have demonstrated a strong commitment to Centenary University through their involvement in extracurricular activities. It is awarded based on demonstrated financial need and is open to all majors. Preference is given to returning students, but rising first-year students may also be considered. The selection process is conducted by the Academic Affairs Office with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, with a maximum value of $500. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Robert & Christine Cox Family Scholarship: Robert & Christine Cox Family Scholarship is designed to support undergraduate students majoring in Business who are residents of New Jersey. It is awarded based on demonstrated financial need. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Roberta Fiske-Mildenberger '67 Scholarship: The Roberta Fiske-Mildenberger '67 Scholarship is designed to recognize and support an exceptional student who demonstrates both financial need and academic excellence in the field of theater. The recipient should have a strong emphasis on GPA and show great promise in dance and/or theater. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from the Theater Department Chair/faculty. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.
  

• Ruth Ericksen Andrews Scholarship: The Ruth Ericksen Andrews Scholarship is designed to support students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on a combination of these factors. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• St. George Scholarship (Equine Spring Academic Award): This scholarship is designed to support students who are financially supported by family members who have served or are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. It is open to students majoring in Equine Studies and is awarded based on academic merit. Preference is given to students who are residents of New Jersey. This is an Equine Academic Spring Award. The selection process is conducted by the Equine Studies & Animal Health Department. One scholarship will be awarded each year, with a value of $1,000. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Note: This scholarship is awarded annually, and sufficient funds must be confirmed before any awards are made. 
  

• Susan Bao ENACTUS Scholarship (Spring Academic Award): The Susan Bao ENACTUS Scholarship is established to recognize and reward an outstanding student who is actively involved in the ENACTUS student organization. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on the student's contributions to ENACTUS. This is a Spring Academic Award. The selection process is conducted by the Business, Media, and Writing Department Faculty. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Susan Wisner Gould Scholarship: Susan Wisner Gould Scholarship is designed to support students who are majoring in Education and demonstrate both financial need and academic merit. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from the Education Department faculty. One scholarship will be awarded each year, and the amount will vary depending on available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• TGIF Scholarship: The TGIF Scholarship is designed to motivate students who demonstrate both financial need and academic merit, with a particular interest in business, sports management, and entrepreneurship. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on a combination of these factors. Preference is given to out-of-state students. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office and recommendations from the President. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Union County Students Scholarship: Union County Students Scholarship is designed to support students who are residents of Union County, New Jersey. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on the selection process conducted by the Scholarship Committee. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Wallbank-Rowland Endowment Scholarship: The Wallbank-Rowland Endowment Scholarship is designed to assist students who are facing financial challenges. It is open to students of all majors and is awarded based on demonstrated financial need. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

• Wolf Gstattenbauer Scholarship for Equine Students: The Wolf Gstattenbauer Scholarship for Equine Students is designed to support students who are majoring in Equine Studies and demonstrating academic excellence. To be eligible, students must be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.2. The selection process is conducted by the Scholarship Committee with input from the Financial Aid office. The number and amount of awards will vary depending on the level of interest and available funds. The scholarship is valid for one academic year. Awarding of the scholarship each year is contingent upon the confirmation of sufficient funds.

Applications are accepted between October 15th to April 1st.