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• Enrolled in a full-time graduate real estate program 
• Minimum of a 3.0 GPA 
• Recommendation letter from real estate instructor or professor 
• Financial need 
• Preference given to students of underrepresented minorities in the commercial real estate field 
• Involvement in NAIOP in the university or chapter level 
• Commitment to a commercial real estate career 
• Recipients will be chosen for one $5,000 award each, made payable to the awardee’s university 

Deadline - Application usually open in February for the following academic year award 

• Female or identify as a female
• Full-time junior, senior or graduate level student 
• Not a prior recipient of the scholarship 
• Minimum 3.0 GPA 
• Focus of study in one of the CREW Network Qualified Fields of Commercial Real Estate (See list here: https://crewnetwork.org/join/qualified-fields-of-commercial-real-estate)  
• $5,000 for tuition and books 
• Paid internship opportunity in the summer 
• Complimentary CREW Network student-at-large membership (for a duration of 24 months)
• Complimentary registration and travel stipend to the CREW Convention & Marketplace 
• A six-month mentoring opportunity with a senior leader in commercial real estate

Deadline - Applications generally accepted January – April for the following academic year award 

• Applicant must be a full-time student enrolled during the current academic year, demonstrated academic achievement and are looking to persue a career in real estate management. 
• Letter of recommendation from a faculty member, school advisor, or IREM member 
• Complimentary registration to attend IREM’s Global Summit
• Recognition at the IREM award ceremony held during the conference
• Hotel accommodations, airfare expenses, incidental expenses / meals up to $250 

Deadline – Usually April submission deadline. Notification in June for the conference in September 

Awarded on the basis of academic excellence, this scholarship helps finance the educational endeavors of undergraduate or graduate students concentrating, or with demonstrated interest, in real estate appraisal and/or valuation.

Deadline – Usually April 1st for the following academic year award 

View the Appraisal Institute Education Relief Foundation Opportunities here: https://aierf.org/

• Minorities and women students pursuing academic degrees, or with demonstrated interest, in real estate appraisal and/or valuation.

Deadline – Usually April 1st for the following academic year award 

View the Appraisal Institute Education Relief Foundation Opportunities here: https://aierf.org/

• In keeping with our educational mission, the Pension Real Estate Association awards scholarships on an annual basis to promising students studying real estate at the undergraduate and graduate levels. These scholarships are awarded through our own scholarship program and financial need is considered in determining the amount of each award. Potential recipients who demonstrate no need will be eligible to receive the minimum award. PREA is also a longstanding corporate donor to the Robert A. Toigo Foundation and their fellowships for minority and women students.

Deadline – Application usually opens in May  

The Etkin Student Scholars Program is designed to immerse its participants into the thriving real estate industry in Colorado. From October through April, the participants will attend ULI Colorado events, committees, become volunteers, and network with ULI members to enhance their scholastic endeavors and learn the benefits of ULI membership. 15-25 Colorado students are selected every fall.

• Students in their 4th year in undergraduate or graduate real estate, business, architecture, planning, and related land use/business/real estate programs at Colorado colleges and universities are eligible to apply. ULI Colorado will select 15-25 students based on completed applications.  Upon successful program completion (one excused absence allowed), each Student Scholar receives a one-year ULI membership with commensurate benefits.

Deadline - Early fall semester 

Real Estate Diversity Initiative (REDI) is a comprehensive real estate development training and mentorship program for women and people of color. The curriculum covers the spectrum of the real estate development process, including a free pro forma course at the University of Denver. Throughout the program, participants work in small teams with mentors to create a development plan and pro forma for a real local site, which they will present to a “Shark Tank” at the end of the program. Graduates receive a free ULI membership upon successful completion of the program.

Deadline – January timeframe. Check website for full details.  

Requirements for all scholarship applicants:

• A minimum of a 3.0 GPA (out of a 4.0 scale)
• Must have a demonstrated interest in the Marketplace Industry—made up of retail real estate shopping centers, malls, main street and mixed-use centers—or  a related field.

Benefits for all scholarship recipients include:

• A tuition grant
• An all-expense paid trip to  for U.S. recipients.
• Pairing with an industry mentor and a spot in the ICSC Foundation’s Mentorship Program
• A complimentary year-long ICSC student membership

Deadline - Applications typically open in January https://www.icsc.com/who-we-are/foundation/scholarships/general-scholarships

The mission of RENEW is to inspire, empower and advance women in commercial real estate finance through distinctive programs, networking and scholarship opportunities. 

• Interest in Finance, Real Estate or related coursework
• Proof of enrollment in an Undergraduate or Graduate program
• Minimum GPA – 3.0
• Completed application including certified transcript and letter of recommendation

Deadline – Check website https://renewcre.com/scholarships/