The Auburn Pulp and Paper Foundation also offers a designated number of undergraduate academic scholarships for students attending Auburn University and specializing in one of the pulp, paper & bio-resource options:
These scholarships are offered to the best and brightest students who are seriously interested in a career in the pulp, paper & bio-resource industry. Scholarships range from $2,000 to full in-state tuition (with exception of some lab fees outside your major, library and parking fines and other personal expenses incurred by you).
Pulp , Paper, & Bioresource Engineering Specialization & Scholarship Fact Sheet
August 15: Application for admission available.
December 1: For scholarship consideration students should have a complete application file by this date.
February 1: Last day to apply for Fall 2022 (Freshmen Applicant)
February 1: Scholarship Application Deadline for Scholarship Consideration
Mid-March: Final round of regular decisions released.
May 1: Enrollment Deposit deadline. Deadline to Accept or Decline Scholarship Offers.
http://www.auburn.edu/admissions/application-options.php
Students must apply through the Auburn University Scholarship Opportunity Manager (AUSOM) each year to receive consideration for university-wide and Samuel Ginn College of Engineering scholarships. AUSOM’s online features and benefits allow students to search, review requirements, apply and accept awards for available scholarship opportunities, all within one easy-to-use site.
In order to qualify for the Auburn Pulp & Paper Scholarship, you will need to select Pulp, Paper, & Bioresource Engineering as an area of interest in the supplemental section.
http://www.auburn.edu/scholarship/ausom/
Scholarships range from $2,000 to full in-state tuition (with exception of some lab fees outside your major, library and parking fines and other personal expenses incurred by you).
Your scholarship money will be posted to your account within about a week of the 15th class day. Because the Auburn Pulp & Paper Foundation sponsors an academic scholarship this scholarship is not prepaid. Each semester we review grades from the previous semester and review current class schedules to determine that each student has met scholarship requirements and the amount they are eligible to receive. You should receive a check or deposit to your account by the 25th class day. If you have not received your money by that date, call the financial aid office.
Warning! Since payment is being issued after the beginning of the semester you will need to prepay your tuition. If you do not prepay, you will be assessed a late fee by the bursar’s office, and your schedule may be deleted from the system.
All scholarship recipients are encouraged to co-op or complete one summer intern work experience with a pulp and paper manufacturer or an allied organization of the pulp, paper & bio-resource industry prior to beginning the junior year of studies. The work experience should provide some exposure to the practical application of the pulp and paper industry course work already completed or to be completed with the Auburn education.
To view more information on applying for a Co-Op Position please use the following link:
https://cws.auburn.edu/coop/pm/students
Students should be meeting with their department advisor each semester to ensure they are registering for the correct courses. It is strongly encouraged that ALL students who receive the APPF Scholarship also meet with Mrs. Jennifer Herrit each semester to ensure they are on track to receive the scholarship funds.
Jennifer Herrit
Pulp & Paper Scholarship Advisor
214 Ross Hall
334-844-4838