Hi! I have received admits for the 2yr m.arch program in Georgia Tech and USC. I am very confused which one to choose, considering the ranking GTech is the way to go, but I personally like USC's course and curriculum. Any insights would be really helpful! Thank you!
I would also research the ARE exam pass rates of any program you are considering. Proximity to the city or region where you want to settle long-term can be an important consideration as well.
@ dr architecture - your article was really helpful! Thank you so much!
My main concern is if the GTech program is too technical. Due to its reputation as a leading uni in engg and tech, Im concerned if the m.arch program is too heavily invested in the tech aspect of architecture and not equally design oriented. Any GTech students here that could offer their opinions?!
GeorgiaTech v/s USC
Hi! I have received admits for the 2yr m.arch program in Georgia Tech and USC. I am very confused which one to choose, considering the ranking GTech is the way to go, but I personally like USC's course and curriculum. Any insights would be really helpful! Thank you!
I would also research the ARE exam pass rates of any program you are considering. Proximity to the city or region where you want to settle long-term can be an important consideration as well.
Pick the cheapest
@ dr architecture - your article was really helpful! Thank you so much!
My main concern is if the GTech program is too technical. Due to its reputation as a leading uni in engg and tech, Im concerned if the m.arch program is too heavily invested in the tech aspect of architecture and not equally design oriented. Any GTech students here that could offer their opinions?!
I'd go to GT and transfer to a more lucrative field once you get there.
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