Construction Management Association of America METRO NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY CHAPTER 2026 Scholarships
CMAA Metro NY/NJ Chapter Student Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
1) Applicants must be either CMAA student members, or professional members. To become a member, visit CMAA’s website at https://www.cmaanet.org/join and follow the application instructions. CMAA
Student Memberships are free.
2) Students must have completed a minimum of one full academic year of studies and have a minimum
of one full semester remaining in pursuit of a degree program.
3) Students must be enrolled in a Construction Management program or a related Engineering degree program that is amenable to a career path in the Construction Management field.
CMAA Metro NY/NJ Chapter Scholarship Application Process
The completed application and all supporting documentation need to be organized into one combined PDF document submitted by email. If the file is too large, send it via WeTransfer, https://wetransfer.com to the following:
Ms. Reema Albahri, Student Outreach Chair, CMAA Metro New York/New Jersey Chapter
Email: Reema.Albahri@stvinc.com
Dr. Audrey Schultz, Student Outreach Chair Treasurer,r CMAA Metro New York/New Jersey Chapter
Email: aschul47@pratt.edu
If you are selected to receive a CMAA Metro NY/NJ Student Scholarship, you will be notified by email.
CMAA NY/NJ Metro Chapter Scholarship Review Process
1) All scholarship applications are due on May 15, 2026, no later than 11:59 pm. The Student Outreach
Committee members will review the applications and make recommendations to the CMAA Metro NY/NJ
Chapter Board.
2) The winners will be notified via email on or before June 1, 2026. The winners will be invited to attend
the CMAA Metro NY/NJ Project of the Year and Scholarship Awards Banquet to be held on June 18,
2026 at Club 101, 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10178, where the scholarships will be presented.
Students that are not be able to attend, will have their scholarship check mailed to them.
Recipients receive a scholarship that helps underwrite part of the cost of their college tuition. Our scholarships aid towards tuition but will not cover payment for all school costs.
2026 Commercial Real Estate Scholarship
The American Immobiliare College Scholarship Program was founded in 2016. Our goal is to support the next generation of Italian-American influencers and innovators in commercial real estate fields. The scholarship is open to graduate and undergraduate students nationally.
Recipients receive a scholarship that helps underwrite part of the cost of their college tuition. Our scholarships aid towards tuition but will not cover payment for all school costs.
Eligibility: Students who are of Italian descent (at least 25% Italian) and must be a citizen, national, or legal permanent resident of the United States. Strong emphasis on community service, leadership and solid academic achievement with a minimum GPA of
3.0.
Students must be attending a four-year accredited university/college in the United States and must be pursuing a full-time course of study on a matriculating basis.
Application Process: Students interested in receiving a scholarship must submit an application including additional required information that contains detailed and confidential personal information. A committee reviews and evaluates the applications and may ask select applicants and their families to visit for an interview.
Scholarships are a one-time award stipend for one year only.
Accepting applications thru Tuesday, April 30, 2026
*Application form must be submitted by mail as part of the complete application packet
For additional information, please refer to https://americanimmo.org/Scholarships
CREW Network Foundation is the only organization dedicating its resources solely to accelerating success for all women in commercial real estate globally.
CREW Network Foundation scholarship eligibility criteria
Female or identify as female
Not a previous recipient of a CREW Network Foundation scholarship
Full-time junior, senior or graduate student (fall 2026-spring 2027 academic year)
Full Time (12 credits or more a semester for undergraduate students and 9 credits or more a semester for graduate students)
Student with a minimum 3.5 GPA
Enrolled at an accredited college or university
Focusing your study in one or more of CREW Network's Qualified Fields of Commercial Real Estate
CLE Updates Program
The Ferguson Centers for Leadership Excellence (CLE) has embarked on a bold initiative to positively impact diversity and revolutionize real estate as an industry.
Despite many efforts by firms to attract and retain candidates who represent different backgrounds, women and people of color are widely underrepresented. This Program seeks to empower diverse students to earn undergraduate degrees and establish thriving careers in real estate, including investment, operations, asset management, finance, development, sales, and corporate positions.
This Program offers each selected student: 1:1 certified coaching to support well-being and accelerate careers, digital training to develop your confidence and knowledge across a range of Power Skills for the Real Estate Industry, virtual events with corporate partners to increase career readiness, and exposure to mentors and competitive internship and full-time career opportunities.
The Ferguson CLE will leverage the deep industry knowledge and vast networks of their founders, partners, and supporters to create change together and develop future leaders.
Eligibility for the program will be based in part on the following criteria:
The applicant is a rising Fall semester sophomore or junior who displays a strong interest in
Real Estate such as declared major or minor, or Real Estate
Club involvement, etc.
The applicant has a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0
The student does not require a work visa sponsorship for full- time job after graduation
Building Better Futures Foundation (BBFF), we are pleased to share information about our Emerging Professionals Grant Program for individuals pursuing professional licensure or certifications related to the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (A/E/C) industry.
This grant is designed to provide financial support to emerging professionals seeking licensure or professional certifications within the A/E/C field. Approved applicants may submit receipts for reimbursement—up to the awarded grant amount—upon successful completion and receipt of their license or certification.
The Building Better Futures Foundation (BBFF) collects the information in this application solely to evaluate eligibility for grant consideration. Applicant data will be stored, accessed only by authorized personnel, and will not be shared with third parties.
BBFF retains application data for up to three (7) years following the completion of the grant cycle. Application records are reviewed annually as part of BBFF’s beginning-of-year data retention checklist, and records exceeding the retention period are securely deleted in accordance with BBFF data handling procedures.
The American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) Pipeline Scholars initiative aims to expand the pipeline of researchers and practitioners in housing and real estate. As the leading association for academic research in real estate and urban economics, AREUEA has about 700 members who engage in cutting-edge research on housing and urban issues and can help introduce emerging professionals to the field.
Each year, we select 12-15 college students or recent graduates with an interest in pursuing graduate studies in real estate or urban economics. The selected pipeline scholars are invited to attend AREUEA’s National Meeting, held annually during the summer in Washington, DC.
The conference draws a wide array of real estate scholars and professionals, ranging from policymakers, government researchers, academic researchers, and practitioners. The conference is an ideal setting for emerging scholars and professionals to learn about careers in housing, real estate, and finance. We offer free registration and travel support to the selected participants. Specifically, we reimburse transportation expenses and offer lodging at or near the conference hotel.
The goal of the Pipeline Scholars program is to help students advance into a Ph.D. program in real estate or a related field. Students attend the regular conference events to see firsthand the frontiers of real estate research and networking opportunities. Additionally, the pipeline scholars attend a special event each year designed to advance their understanding of the field. Typically, it revolves around a panel discussion that will comprise speakers at different stages of their careers. Pipeline scholars also get an opportunity to connect to AREUEA members who can continue to provide guidance on careers and graduate school options after the conference.
The application for this program typically is available in February of each year. During the application process, an applicant will be asked to provide a resume and a brief cover letter (i.e., no more than 500 words) discussing why they are interested in learning more about real estate and urban economics and participating in the AREUEA Pipeline Scholars program. Additional details on the application and specific program will be provided as the conference date approaches.
The Goldie Initiative offers a prestigious leadership program designed to develop the next generation of women executives in the commercial real estate (CRE) industry. The Goldie Initiative was founded by Goldie B. Wolfe Miller, a renowned commercial real estate broker and entrepreneur. Our mission is to prepare women for senior leadership roles in all sectors of CRE. The Goldie Initiative does this by providing scholarship support for graduate study, mentorship, and networking opportunities for women with high potential who are committed to becoming leaders in the real estate industry.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible Goldie Scholar applicants must be:
Completing their graduate degree at an accredited U.S. university while living full time for the duration of their time in the Goldie Scholar program in one of the following states: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington D.C., or Wisconsin.
Your university does not need to be located in one of these states, but you must live full-time in one of these states while taking classes (for
online graduate programs).
In-person attendance at your university is not mandatory to be eligible. Proof of residency may be required when distributing scholarship funds in September.
Application Requirements:
Completed online application form
3 professional and/or academic letters of reference (at least one letter from current employer highly recommended)
3 essay questions (Up to 250 words each)
Updated resume
Official transcripts from all colleges and universities
GMAT/GRE Scores (optional)
Timeline for Application & Review (dates subject to change):
April 1 – June 1st, 11:59 a.m., Central Time: Application Live
June 2 – July 15: Applications reviewed by Scholarship Selection Task Force
July (dates to be confirmed): Virtual interviews with Scholarship Selection Task Force
August 15: Scholarship recipients announced
Tuesday, April 21st, 12:00-1:00 pm Central Time (RSVP via this link for Zoom info and calendar hold)
Tuesday, May 12th, 3:30-4:30 pm Central Time (RSVP via this link for Zoom info and calendar hold)
JLL Scholarship Awards
JLL is excited to announce its JLL Scholarship Award supported through Project Destined. The scholarship will award 5 students who embody high integrity, persistence, and passion for a career in commercial real estate. Each student will receive $1000 and mentorships from leaders at JLL.