Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
University of Southern California (USC)
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
Kansas State University
Graduate Schools offering good funding?? any suggestions??
Hi, Im an international student. I have a degree in BSc. in Architectural Studies from U.S. and Im planning to become a licensed architect some day. My GPA current is between 2.5-3.0 (So Im planning to give GRE is two weeks). I have worked as an Intern Architect for almost a year and I hear from my friends that my portfolio is pretty good.
Funding for grad school is really important for me and I can't find any good source to find the list of Architecture Grad schools that offer good amount of funding/assistantship. Can anybody help me with this or direct me to a source??
P.S. I also do care about the quality of education. But the funding is at the top of my list and the ranking at second.
Thanks.
Rice or Princeton.
Thank you SeriousQuestion for your suggestion but I think any Ivy League is out of my league... and Rice simply requires my GPA to be above 3.0 (while mine is 2.8).
Im stilling working on my portfolio but this is what I have right now...
http://www.coroflot.com/rajan
Im thinking of using some other websites (like ISSUU) to upload my work.
I will appriciate any comments or suggestions.
Thanks.
For simply a list of architecture programs, access the following:
http://www.naab.org
http://www.archschools.org
Your best source of potential funding sources will be that actual architecture program; most will offer fellowships, scholarships and teaching assistantships, but they are competitive. Determine the programs to which you plan to apply and contact each directly to learn their application process and criteria.
Best!
Thank you Dr. Architecture for your advice. I had already gone through the NAAB accredited list and sorted out few universities. Im in the process of contacting those schools for funding/assistanships. Thanks for your help.
Cheers!
If your GPA is 2.8 (why is that exactly?) you're going to be lucky to find a school to even accept you. You've given no one any reason to invest financial aid money in your academic success.
I would work for a few years first.
I would work for a few years first.
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