Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
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M. Arch Help!!!
I am looking to apply for my m. arch and need some advice.
I have an undergrad degree in architecture and have worked at a design/construction firm for almost three years. I prefer a heathly balance of design and technology and need a change of atmosphere from detroit michigan. So these are the schools I have looked at: Texas Tech, BAC, Wenworth, Northeastern, Frank Lloyd Wright.
If anyone could comment on the type of program, sense of community, jobs in surrounding areas, and if the schools have any weight when applying for a job.
Thanks.
have you thought about asu? it's cheaper than some of those schools, easier to get into, and has a well-balanced program. dan hoffman is from cranbrook and has a huge influence on the school. plus, the environment is definitely different.
do yourself a favor.... don't go to tech. trust me!
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le bossman- I have looked at asu as well as other schools like syracuse, texas a&m, virginia, iit..... but I will not be taking my GRE so it limits my options. I know if I took the exam my choices would be alot broader.
"Unknown Architecture Student" - I assume your talking about texas tech? did you graduate from there? I have heard from friends that the school has a pretty good program and is building its self up, but that was about 3yrs ago. Can you express why tech isnt the place to go?
Thanks
why not take the gre? your result is hardly looked at by the school
Texas Tech! but I admit I know nothing of the other schools.
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