New Jersey Osteopathic Education Foundation (NJOEF) Scholarship

Scholarship applicants must have completed four years of premedical education.

3.0

Required

25%

Supply MCAT scores with confirmation code

Established residents of New Jersey

Osteophatic College

Osteopathic medical education and attain the DO degree

Scholarship recipients are selected based on:Undergraduate academic achievement (i.e., minimum of 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale, within the top 25% of his or her class)Financial needMotivationProfessional promise as an osteopathic physicianScholarships are awarded only to students who present evidence of high scholastic achievement, characteristics conducive to success in the osteopathicprofession and financial need.

Required

Not required

Compose an essay sharing his or her desire to become an osteopathic physician (why osteopathic medicine?)

Provide four named references, at least one of whom is an osteopathic physician

-Submit a completed NJOEF scholarship application-Provide four completed reference evaluation forms-Supply premed college transcripts directly from the college-Supply copy of medical school acceptance letter -Copy of your federal tax return and/or a copy of your parents federal tax return if you are dependent, or could be claimed asdependent, on them for any of your support. It is preferential that you include your parents IRS Form 1040 (withoutschedules). This is particularly relevant if you have declared yourself an independent-Photograph