Appraisal Institute Education Research Foundation (AIERF)
AIERF Minorities and Women College Scholarship
This scholarship supports the educational endeavors of minority and female graduate students pursuing degrees, or with a demonstrated interest, in real estate appraisal and/or valuation. Awards are given based on academic excellence and must be used within the same academic year they are awarded.
Award
$1,500
Deadline
Rolling / varies
Level
Graduate
Status
Rolling
Real EstateReal Estate AppraisalLand EconomicsValuation
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- Application effort
- High (essay, recommendation letters, transcript, resume)
- Who can apply
- Graduate students
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Who is eligible
- Must be a graduate student
- Must attend a university or a four-year college in the U.S.
- Restricted to female students
- Restricted to Black, Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, American Indian/Alaska Native, African, or Latin American/Caribbean students
- Must be majoring in real estate appraisal, land economics, real estate, or allied fields with a demonstrated interest in real estate appraisal and/or valuation
- Preference given to applicants with an appraisal internship
What you'll need
- Application Form
- Essay
- Two letters of recommendation/reference
- Resume
- Transcript
How to apply
- Go to the Appraisal Institute portal page
- Log in or create an account to access the scholarship application
- Submit the application along with the required essay, recommendations, resume, and transcript
Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://ai.appraisalinstitute.org/eweb/DynamicPage.aspx?WebCode=LoginRequired&expires=yes&Site=AI
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