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m'arch
hey all,this is preethi hannah.i am currently an undergrad student in architecture..2nd year..i would want to do m'arch in the US..i am totally unaware of the tests i have gotta take and also the academic requirements and other related stuffs!can anyone please help me on that??
First of all, I think it's too early for you to decide whether to go to grad school or not. You are still a sophomore, I'de say wait till you're fifth year (if its a B.Arch) or Fourth year (if its a BA) and then decide. You will get a better idea of what architecture is and what architectural issues you wanna explore in grad school.
As for the tests requirements, GPA....etc, it depends on the school you are applying for. Google should be your friend not Archinect.
I would work for a year or two before going back to school. its amazing how much better you will be and you wont go in saying "oh ummm i think ill design something...like...technology or something..." its good to know what you want before you get it...the schools really dont care what you learn, thus u need to.
not to mention youll have a leg up on the rich little pricks who think every computational orgasm has meaning. just be patient
thats true, ive been working for 3 months now and going to school in september and i already feel more confident about what i want to get out of grad school.
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