Hello! 

So I'm currently a senior enrolled in a B.ED. program. (Bachelor's of Environmental Design). 

I know since this isn't a B. Arch, I need to pursue an M. Arch to become a licensed architect. 

The university i'm currently attending does have a 2-year M. Arch. I love my school, but I would like to go to a different school for my master's to diversify my education and gain new perspective. Also, I would preferably like to live in a city where I could possibly establish roots and work in after I graduate. 

I was told that students typically do a 4+2 year degree plan with a B.E.D. However,  now that i'm looking at other schools I see more 3 year type master programs. 

Upon graduation I will have completed 8 design studios, architecture history classes, systems and structures classes. I think it's silly to take 3 more years. 2 years was fine but 3 feels like I'm starting college again, i've wasted all of my time/money, and makes me feel like my degree is worthless. 

I've found a few schools that are two year M. Arch and a few that review your credits and portfolio, and will put you on accelerated program. 

NAAB has a pdf of accredited architecture schools by state that's really useful, but some of the schools websites make finding information about the lengths of their graduate programs difficult. http://www.naab.org/architecture_programs/home

Does anyone know of a list that exists that has 2 year or accelerated programs such as these already? or an easier way of finding these? I've been looking for awhile  and even when I do find information for a school, sometimes i'm worried I'm reading their program description incorrectly. 

If you've graduated or know someone that has graduated from a 2 year M. Arch or found a school that accepted B.E.D. credits please comment and let me know!