National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) in partnership with the AIA

NOMA ARE Scholarship

In partnership with the AIA, this scholarship provides financial assistance to NOMA Associates and Emerging Professionals to help them complete their Architect Registration Examination (ARE). Awards are merit-based and recognize significant early career contributions to the profession and the community.

Award

Financial assistance for architectural licensure examinations

Deadline

August 21 (annually)

Level

Both

Status

Usually due August 21 – next cycle expected

Architecture

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Application effort
Low (no essay or letters listed)
Who can apply
Undergraduate and graduate students

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Who is eligible

  • Must be a paid NOMA Associate or Emerging Professional member by February 1st of the year they apply
  • Must be an active member of their NOMA chapter (At Large members must participate in verifiable community-based activities, e.g., Habitat for Humanity, ACE Mentor)
  • Must not work for an architectural firm that reimburses for the cost of professional examinations

What you'll need

  • Submission of application and supporting documents via Award Force

How to apply

  • Ensure paid NOMA Associate or Emerging Professional membership is active by February 1st of the application year
  • Access the NOMA submission portal during the application window (July 20th – August 21st, 2026)
  • Submit the application and required documents through Award Force
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Sources & verification

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