Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
admissions 2015 fall
Hey all,
I have finished my applications. The details are given below. Let me know what good chance I have with the applied colleges.
Also, CalPoly Pomona, has asked to submit financial affidavit which is due on 15th feb. I was thinking of partial loan and cannot show a bank statement with the required amount before admission confirmation. Any ideas on how to deal with this situation?
Thanks a lot:)
23 / F / Indian
B.Arch (5 year)- 2013 with one year DAAD scholar and exchange student to Technical University of Berlin
Almost 2 years of work experience.
GPA- 64/100 ( above 3 in GPA system)
GRE- 149Q/ 150V/ 3.5W
TOEFL- 105
LOR- 3 in total, 2 from TU, Berlin Profs and one from college profs
Portfolio- http://issuu.com/anjaliramachandran/docs/virginia_tech_anjali_ramachandran/1
(just put in 4 projects to make it brief)
Applied colleges: Yale SOA
Virginia Tech
CalPoly Pomona
I wish your portfolio had more architecture. What is there feels a bit lightweight too. Not that it's bad, just not what I would want to see. Everything else is fine.
I wouldn't bet on getting into Yale, but the other two are quite possible.
If you didn't have an architecture background, I'd say this was an okay portfolio at best. I would never guess from looking at this that you have a B.Arch.
Yale and Virginia Tech are going to be quick rejections. Cal Poly is your best bet, but I wouldn't count on getting much in the way of advanced placement.
alright. thanks a lot.
Hey Anjali,
Im in the same boat, with a study abroad from IAAC barcelona, instead of Berlin.
I also have a 64% agg, in B.Arch, but slightly higher exam scores.
GRE - 324 and TOEFL - 115
Lets keep in touch though the admission process. Id like to discuss more details.
email me at - vivekmuralidhar91@gmail.com
or facebook - Vivek Muralidhar
Good Luck! Can I ask what type of master's are you going for? Looks like you already have a (NAAB) accredited degree.
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