NC NOMA (North Carolina National Organization of Minority Architects)
ARE Scholarship Program
The ARE Scholarship Program provides financial support, monthly peer accountability check-ins, and mentorship to help underrepresented designers and NOMAS students navigate the path to architecture licensure. The scholarship defrays out-of-pocket costs for exam seats and study materials to prepare for the Architect Registration Examination (ARE).
Award
Up to $2,500
Deadline
August 31 (annually)
Level
Both
Status
Usually due August 31 – next cycle expected
Your scholarship score ?/100 | HBCUscholarships.net
- Application effort
- High (essay, recommendation letters, portfolio or video, resume)
- Who can apply
- Undergraduate and graduate students
See how well this award fits your profile, how much competition to expect, and how much work the application takes.
Who is eligible
- Be a current NCNOMA or NOMAS member
- Hold an active National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Record
- Be eligible to sit for the Architect Registration Examination (ARE)
What you'll need
- Complete online application
- Personal statement
- One professional biography and/or resume
- Primary recommendation letter
- One additional recommendation letter from a colleague or supervisor
- Proof of eligibility to sit for the ARE
- Optional: Portfolio and/or supplemental information
How to apply
- Prepare all required application documents including your personal statement, resume, two recommendation letters, and proof of ARE eligibility.
- Access and complete the online application form via Jotform at https://form.jotform.com/261316714699163.
Sources & verification
- Official listing:
- https://www.ncnoma.net/copy-of-are-scholarship-gala
- How this listing was added:
- Summarized from ncnoma.net
- Last checked:
Deadlines and amounts change. Always verify details with NC NOMA (North Carolina National Organization of Minority Architects) before submitting.
Have a question about this scholarship?
Ask other HBCU students, scholarship winners, and counselors in the community.