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Al Larson Memorial Scholarship

About the Scholarship


Al Larson's commitment to both his industry and community has inspired the benchmarks for this scholarship through the Alberta Real Estate Association. It is our belief that the successful candidate is involved in a wide range of activities that extends further than academics.

We will be selecting two Al Larson Memorial Scholarship recipients to help the children or grandchildren of an Alberta REALTOR® based on the student's performance in academics and extra-curricular activities:

  • One student accepted into a university program.
  • One student accepted into a college or technical school program.

Learn more below!

Applications are open from September 3rd until October 31st, 2024.

Scholarships Benefits

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$2,500 Towards your First Year of Study!

Use the $2,500 to cover tuition fees, purchase essential textbooks, invest in necessary study materials.

Scholarships Criteria

Scholarship Criteria

The Al Larson Memorial Scholarship was created to help the children or grandchildren of an Alberta REALTOR® having achieved first-time acceptance and entering their first year of study.

  • Applicants must be a child or grandchild of an AREA member.
  • Applicants must submit a copy of their current or most recent transcript.

Selection Criteria

Scholarships are awarded based on a combination of a student's performance in academics and extra-curricular activities - such as fine arts, athletics, charitable works, and volunteerism - during their high school years.
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History of Al Larson

Al Larson was a dedicated REALTOR® and administrator who spent 41 years in the real estate industry. He served as AREA's executive vice president from 1976 until his retirement in 1990.

Al never sought out public recognition, making his generous contribution of time, energy and expertise behind the scenes. Highly respected, Al's statesmanship and outstanding leadership benefited organized real estate across Canada.

Al was an honorary life member of AREA, the Canadian Real Estate Association, and the Edmonton, Calgary and West Central Alberta real estate boards. He died suddenly at a CREA conference in October 1991.

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