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Scholarships
ACECNJ Member Organization Scholarship Program
for the 2009 Academic Year
ACECNJ awards up to five scholarships each year to
students attending New Jersey Colleges.
The program includes scholarships
awarded by the American Council of Engineering Companies' Member
OrganizatiolJ (MO) identified on the first page of the
application. Students must be entering their junior, senior,
fifth, or graduate year, in the fall of 2009 to qualify. In
addition, a student must be a U.S. citizen pursuing a
Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in
engineering or in an accredited land-surveying program to
qualify. ABET accreditation of engineering programs for
scholarship applicants must conform to the following for the
particular degree the student is pursuing:
• Bachelor's Degree
Student must be
in an ABET-accredited engineering program.
• .Master's Degree
Student must
either be in an ABET-accredited Master of Science (MS)
engineering program, or have a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree
from an ABET- accredited
engineering program.
• PhD Degree
Student must either have
a BS or MS degree from an ABET-accredited engineering program.
Your
interest and commitment to the business and management of the
profession are important. You are encouraged to reflect that
throughout the application.
Be as
complete as possible while filling out this application. Each
portion of the application has a specific point value. Judges
will score each section separately. Incomplete applications will
not be considered.
Scoring
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Cumulative Grade Point Average: 28 points
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Essay: 25 points
Essays
must be typed or neatly printed. Points may be lost for poor
grammar, incorrect spelling, illegibility, or lack of neatness.
Proofread carefully.
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Work
Experience: 20 points
List your
most recent work experience first and include any jobs held
during high school. Indicate the year in school during which you
held a particular position. Indicate if your work experience was
in the form of work-study, co-op, or practicum. Clearly identify
the nature of the business of the listed employers; in
particular, note consulting engineering or land surveying firms.
Be complete and accurate. List additional experience on a
separate sheet and attach if necessary. The more experience you
list, the higher your potential score.
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Recommendation: 17 points
A
recommendation is needed from an engineering professor, a
consulting engineer, or a land surveyor. Use the enclosed form—a
letter generally is not sufficient. Greater weight will be given
for a recommendation from a consulting engineer or land
surveyor. The evaluator must send the recommendation directly to
the state Member Organization.
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Extracurricular College Activities: 10 points
Indicate
all college activities including offices held in any
organization. Be as complete as possible. If there are no
activities, write "none." The more activities you list, the
higher your potential score.
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