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July 9, 2008




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Education Scholarships

BOMA Philadelphia offers semester length classroom study courses twice a year for students pursuing RPA, FMA and/or SMA designations through the BOMI Institute. Home study courses and further information on programs of study are available through BOMI.


BOMA Philadelphia-BOMI Scholarship Program

Why should you pursue RPA, FMA and or SMA designation?
• Improve your professional skills
• Increase your earning potential
• Communicate better with owners and corporate supervisors
• Gain more confidence on the job by learning more about the industry
• Network with other professionals
• Add prestige to your career
• Work more efficiently with other staff
• Enhance your job security

The BOMA Philadelphia-BOMI Scholarship was established to recognize a deserving person's desire to pursue and expand a career in commercial real estate. BOMI courses provide you with the soundest educational foundation on which to continue to build your current career, or branch out into other areas of the real property industry.

BOMI Scholarship Application (pdf)


Who is Eligible?

Any individual employed by a BOMA Philadelphia member building and/or company, with at least one year experience in commercial real estate. (Students must not be receiving duplicate tuition reimbursement from their companies.)


BOMA-BOLR Scholarship Program

With the rising costs of higher education, one of the most altruistic aspects of BOMA/Philadelphia and BOLR is its Scholarship Fund, which awards scholarships to the children of employees of member buildings.

The BOMA/Philadelphia-BOLR Scholarship Fund was designed to provide financial aid for scholarships to the children of members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 32 BJ, Local 36, who are employed in a BOLR member building and the children of individuals involved full time in the management and/or maintenance of a BOMA member building. BOMA Associate Member – the scholarship is available only to the children of the individual that is currently on file as the representative for the associate member company.

Eligibility: Scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors pursuing further education and students currently enrolled in college or vo-tech school. This education can be at any non-profit two-year college (community college), four-year college or university, or accredited vocational- technical school (scholarship funds are for tuition, books and fees).

Applications are due to the BOMA office by April 7, 2008. BOMA-BOLR Scholarship Application (pdf).