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
TU Delft, AA
Hello all,
If I accept both universities, which university is the best for students?
Any experiences and information will help me a lot! Thanks
AA (third year) -> until I get diploma, I have to spend 3years(+?) and expensive, and graduation is not guaranteed
TU delft MSC -> 2years and quite reasonable price
If someone or a few of you could give me your thoughts or share experience on any of the schools listed, that would be great! Thanks
Should you not know this stuff before applying?
Graduation is not guaranteed in either of those. Be more specific, just flip a coin or do both, +5 yrs reasonably expensive graduations not guaranteed!
If graduation can be guaranteed... could you just write them a cheque for 5 year's worth of tuition and just take the degree at the start of first day of class?
go to TU Delft...brexit whiners
NL is great and cheaper...you can go to London for a long weekend
but seriously - where do you want to work after? those diplomas open different doors.
About those doors, I studied with people that worked at Zaha or Foster in London after graduating TU Delft, don't know anyone from AA that went to work in NL besides people starting their own practice.
yes my point exactly, outside of certain circles/cities no one wants an egoistic AA grad...lots of AA ppl used to work at OMA for example...but yeah I had to make this exact decision a couple years back - and I picked the TU.
Thank you all!!
I'm waiting for the result from Delft msc. and, I received interview request from AA -riba1(third year), Glasgow M-arch. Actully I'm not an EU citizen, so I can work anywhere if i have a chance to work after graduation.
Ah, if you're not an EU citizen you'll pay €18.750,- per year in Delft for studying in the MSc track...for EU citizens it's only €2k by the way.
I heard AA diploma course is worth it, is it not good? Which school will be more helpful in the long term? I'm an international student.
Man, it all depends where you live and how you can translate those diplomas back in your home country. NL is cheaper, London is more expensive...you can see the student work for yourself. Perhaps you should visit the campuses...they're really polar opposites school wise.
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