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Full funding M.arch programs
Hello there,
I am applying for M.Arch programs USA, Canada, and Europe. USA deadlines are close. I like design schools and their ambiance with variety of art related departments alongside of architecture. But the fact is I have to bear the cost solely myself,Ilike the ambiance of RISD, Parsons or syracuse etc, but it seems the programs of my liking is way out of my capacity. That's why I would need full funding. and maybe RA?TA ships for living costs. This frustrates me.
Maybe there is no reason to give full funding for good schools/ programs. but I want to believe there is a way.
It doesn't need to be a top rank university , but maybe have a specific good program, or good professors etc.
Is there any option of good design school or good programs with cheap costs or maybe give full funding?
Can any one help me??? right now I am looking for USA as the dates are close.
there is no reason to give full funding
considering how little effort you've put into finding this information for yourself, i'm inclined to agree that there's no reason to give you any funding at all
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