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Oscar Mike education

Appraiser education built around real readiness.

A connected education ecosystem spanning qualifying education, structured experience, professional advancement, and a mentor-driven PAREA pathway.

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CR-to-CG BridgeApproved · First of its kind
Certified ResidentialApproved practicum
Qualifying EducationSubmitted for approval
OMG PAREAAQB review

Scope before template

The work is structured around the outcome it must support.

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CR-to-CG Bridge Practicum

The first approved practicum of its kind designed to provide the 1,500 non-residential experience hours a Certified Residential appraiser needs to pursue the Certified General credential.

  • Approved
  • Six- and 12-month tracks
  • Sixteen commercial and agricultural assignments
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Certified Residential Practicum

An approved 12-month, 32-assignment pathway designed to provide 1,500 hours of structured appraisal experience through live virtual instruction and two required residencies.

  • Approved
  • 1,500 experience hours
  • Two Greenville residencies
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Appraiser qualifying education

Foundational qualifying education for candidates beginning the appraisal profession. The program has been submitted for approval.

  • Career-entry foundation
  • Standards and valuation concepts
  • Updates available during approval
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OMG PAREA

A mentor-driven Certified Residential PAREA program submitted to the AQB for approval and being built as a modern alternative to the traditional supervisor-and-trainee pathway.

  • Submitted to the AQB
  • Mentor-driven
  • Waitlist open

Important: Program acceptance and credentialing requirements vary by jurisdiction. Required practicum residencies are held in Greenville, South Carolina.

National participation

Structured programs designed to welcome candidates from across the country.

Acceptance, reciprocity, and credentialing rules vary. Prospective students should verify the requirements of the jurisdiction where they plan to apply.

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