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I am not a designated member; however, I have a PhD (DBA/EdD). Are there special eligibility requirements that I could meet that would enable me to teach for the Appraisal Institute?

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I am not a designated member; however, I have a PhD (DBA/EdD). Are there special eligibility requirements that I could meet that would enable me to teach for the Appraisal Institute?

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Yes. Special eligibility requirements for non-designated PhDs, DBAs, and EdDs who wish to teach courses are as follows: • Hold a Ph.D./DBA/EdD from an accredited institution in a real estate appraisal related area. • Hold a PhD/DBA/EdD from an accredited institution. • Be a professional teacher with a minimum of two years college or university teaching experience in a real estate appraisal related area. • Successful completion of the Instructor Leadership and Development Conference. • Attend a traditional, full course audit of Basic Appraisal Principles and/or Basic Appraisal Procedures and pass the examination with an 80% or better. • Once audit is complete, Associate instructor status is given for sessions attended/exams passed. • Associate instructor status remains until each course is taught with a 4.0 or higher (based on a 1-5 scale).