Graduate Scholarship Information
School of Real Estate | Walter E. Heller College of Business Administration

Click here to download a Real Estate Scholarship Application (PDF, 20K)

General Information and Instructions

Partial real estate scholarships are available to graduate students enrolled in a real estate degree program. The amount of the awards and the guidelines for selection are determined each year by the Institute of Real Estate.

The scholarship applicant must be accepted to a real estate program as a degree-seeking student. To be eligible for scholarship consideration on admission, an undergraduate grade point average of at least a 2.8 is required and enrolment in at least 6 semester hours per term awarded. Real Estate Scholarships can only be used as a tuition credit.

Application priority deadlines are:

Fall applications will be accepted on a continual basis contingent on the availability of funds. Priority application deadlines for the Fall term are accepted until August 1st.

Spring applications will be accepted on a continuous basis; although December 1st is the priority deadline for the following Spring term. Awards after the priority deadline are contingent on the availability of funds.

Eligible students must complete a Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) and a separate application provided by the Institute of Real Estate.

Annual renewals may be available to qualified awardees on the basis of merit and need. The scholarship committee for the Walter E Heller College of Business handles the selection process. Click here to download a Real Estate Scholarship Application (PDF, 20K).

Important:

• Awards cannot be placed on hold for students who postpone admission or fail to enroll by registration deadline specified in award letter, or who choose to skip a fall or spring term for which they have a scholarship. Awards may be reduced or revoked contingent on changes in course registration.
• Awards will be made according to priority deadlines. Scholarship applications after published deadlines will depend on availability of funds.
• Preference will be given to students with little or no funding from other sources (grants, employee reimbursement, etc.). Awards may be reduced if “gift funds” become available from other sources.
• Annual renewals may be available to qualified awardees on the basis of merit and need.
• Preference will be given to those pursuing their first master’s degree.
• Please make a copy of your completed application for your records
• Completed applications should be sent to the Institute of Real Estate, 430 S. Michigan, CPA 314, Chicago, IL, 60605
• Questions regarding the application process should be directed to Kristin Nance 312.281.3326 or knance@roosevelt.edu
• E-mailed or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Also: Click here to visit the Financial Aid Office's Scholarship web page