NSCS and LifeRamp Offer Program to Increase Underrepresented Populations in Careers in Real Estate

WASHINGTON - Amzeal -- The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) and LifeRamp, announced today a new program to provide underrepresented populations a pathway into careers in commercial and/or residential real estate. Known as CORE – Career Opportunities in Real Estate – NSCS and LifeRamp are working together to provide NSCS members at least $500,000 in industry sponsored-scholarships to earn an online credential giving them an advantage in the hiring process.

"We are very excited to tap into the member base of NSCS to reach underrepresented students who are interested in a career in real estate," said Michael Huckaby, CEO and Founder of LifeRamp. "We've already had 54 NSCS members complete the CORE program and currently have 100 more in our current cohort. Given NSCS's size and history of supporting underrepresented students, this couldn't be a more perfect fit."

Students achieving this credential will be prepared for entry level jobs in the real estate industry primarily as a leasing consultant, marketing representative, property administrator. Students will leave with an overview of the industry that will position them for future studies or entry level positions. The program encourages additional exploration through experiential learning such as job shadowing, internships, part time or full-time employment.

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"We are always looking for ways to add more value to our lifetime membership offer," said Stephen Loflin, Founder of NSCS. "Our focus on helping high achieving college students and recent graduates achieve their career goals has never been more important. Working with LifeRamp and CORE helps us meet one of our goals of helping our members continue to achieve at the highest levels."

For more information, visit www.nscs.org.

ABOUT THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF COLLEGIATE SCHOLARS (NSCS)

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars is an honors organization that recognizes and elevates high-achieving first- and-second year students. With its three pillars of scholarship, leadership and service, NSCS is proud to provide career and graduate school connections, leadership and service opportunities, and gives out more than $500,000 dollars annually in scholarships (often with multiple recipients), awards and chapter funds. NSCS has nearly 300 chapters nationwide and nearly two million lifetime members globally. NSCS is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit, certified member of the Association of College Honor Societies, member of the National Collegiate Honors Council, and 100 percent FERPA compliant, per an independent review by AACRAO.

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ABOUT LIFERAMP

LifeRamp was started to bring the transformative power of coaching to young people. Through coaching, they really believe they can help students and young professionals be their very best selves; personally, professionally and emotionally. LifeRamp aims to support young people to become meaningful contributors within their own circles and the wider world.

For more information about the CORE program, visit https://www.corearc.org.