How to Apply for an American Institute of Architects Minority/Disadvantaged Scholarship

Help yourself toward that architecture degree with this scholarship, worth between $500 and $3,000. It's an initial one-year grant, renewable for up to two additional years.

Things You'll Need

  • Internet Access
  • Personal Organizers
  • Computers
  • Word-processing Software
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Instructions

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      Make sure you're eligible: you must be a resident of the United States, a minority or disadvantaged high school senior or college freshman, and be planning to study architecture in a program accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB).

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      Get yourself nominated by your guidance counselor, an architect or someone else familiar with your ambitions and abilities. Call (202) 626-7511 or (202) 626-7327 between mid-September and early December to request the nomination form.

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      Fill out the application form that will be sent to you once your nomination has been received.

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      Prepare the other materials, which include an essay, a statement about your disadvantaged circumstances, recommendation letters, transcripts and a drawing.

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      Notify professors, TAs and employers well ahead of time for any letters of recommendation you need from them.

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      Send in the application and supporting materials by the January deadline. Apply well before the deadline to avoid the risk of missing it.

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