Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe, LLP –
Annual Scholarship Contest
The Law Office of Cohen &
Jaffe, LLP Scholarship Program is designed to help high school students (upon
graduation from high school) or college students who are interested in
attending an institution of higher education. We value education as a vital
foundation for creating fulfilling, advantageous careers. We are proud and
excited to help students achieve their goals of furthering their education.
ELIGIBILITY – Applicants must meet
the following criteria:
- Be a U.S. citizen or
legal permanent U.S. resident.
- Be accepted to an
institution of higher learning.
- Be graduating high
school or receiving GED within 9 months.
- Scholarship program
available to students entering their first year of undergrad only.
- Employees of the Law
Office of Cohen & Jaffe, LLP, Consultwebs.com, Inc., their boards of
directors and immediate family members are not eligible for this essay
contest.
REQUIREMENTS:
The following documents must be
provided for consideration (.doc, .docx, or .pdf format only) to the attention
of Richard Jaffe via email only to Scholarship@cohenjaffe.com
.
- An official copy of a
current academic transcript.
- Proof of legal residency
in U.S. (i.e. birth certificate, passport, driver’s license, permanent
resident card, etc.).
- Proof of acceptance to
an institution of higher learning. Should a winner be chosen that is still
waiting on an acceptance letter, candidate will have until June 15th to
provide proof of acceptance before forfeiting the prize.
- A one-page essay of no
less than 500 and no more than 750 words on one of the following topics:
- 1.At the Law Office of
Cohen & Jaffe, LLP, we truly value being able to help others after
they have been injured whether it be due to personal injury or medical
malpractice. Describe a time you drastically impacted someone else and
improved their life.
More information about this contest can be found by visiting www.cohenjaffe.com/college-scholarship . There are two prizes available- first place will be awarded $1,000, second place awarded $500, and three honorable mentions available at $250 each. For this contest students most compose an essay of no less than 500 words and no more than 750 words. There are two topics that applicants can write about:
1. Describe a time you drastically impacted someone else and improved their life.
2. What guidelines would you develop to ensure safety precautions are adhered to at medical facilities? What needs to be changed to protect patients?
The contest is open now and the deadline is April 3, 2017.
Thank You,
Brittany Cotton
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