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
Top architecture schools with 3.5 GPA
Is it real to get into Top architecture schools with 3.5 GPA. Please answer maximum honestly.
That's a high enough GPA to get you past any gate-keeper screening processes at any M.Arch program. But, as long as your GPA is above any stated minimum threshold (frequently 3.0) grades aren't usually one of the most important factors in admissions to the top M.Arch programs. Portfolio and letters of recommendation are often the make-or-break factors. Your Statement of Purpose can also be very important. Grades and GRE don't factor in very heavily unless they're so low as to cause concerns, or the committee is looking for "tie breaker" factors between otherwise equally qualified finalists.
Thank you very much. Some people here say than unless you have 3.8 or higher it is hopeless dream to be approved for example at Harward or Prinston or anu form the Ivy league. I was wondering if here are anyone with such GPA(3.5) who was approved. I am also very interested in their story.
I was hoping to Hear some of the stories of those who was admitted. Unfortunately my unversity is not high ranked and in Georgia.(country)
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