Law School Gets Anonymous $3.5M Gift: Here's How Rutgers-Camden Plans to Use It
The law school hopes the program will provide it a leg up in the intense competition for applicants who have distinguished themselves academically.
January 11, 2021 at 04:04 PM
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A $3.5 million donation to Rutgers Law School-Camden will endow a program for high-achieving students preparing for careers in public service.
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