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IREM NYC - Scholarships available!

Queens, NY Whether you’re aspiring to achieve an IREM certification and/or looking to enrich your knowledge, our chapter is committed to helping you reach your professional development goals. Cost doesn’t have to be an obstacle – IREM NYC has scholarships available to help alleviate the financial burdens associated with higher education.

The Sandra M. Kerin, CPM and George M. Brooker, CPM Memorial Scholarship Program was created to honor two beloved late members of our chapter, each of whom worked tirelessly to further the education of young professionals by serving as exemplary role models, leaders, and mentors. We honor their memory and their lifelong commitment to IREM and the field of property and asset management profession by continuing their tradition of educating IREM members. Each year, our chapter awards scholarships to worthy applicants. Scholarship recipients are selected by the scholarship committee based solely on merit.

Recipients of the Sandra M. Kerin Scholarship receive full tuition for the courses required to become an ARM or ACoM. Recipients of the George M. Brooker Scholarship receive the cost of tuition for one IREM educational course required for the CPM® certification.

For more information or to submit an application please visit www.iremnyc.org

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