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M.Arch - Pratt 3 Year Program V/s Syracuse 2 Year Program
This is pertaining to admissions for the M.arch program for fall 2020. I am an international applicant who has received admits from Pratt institute - 3 year program (no Advance Standing) ( no scholarship$) and Syracuse University - 2 year program (with advance standing) (scholarship awaiting). Can anyone help me out as to which one to lean for? Kindly take into consideration the tuition fee, job prospects, faculty, student work and curriculum!
Should you not have done this research before applying?
i did my research regarding the colleges which is why i applied in the first place! Although wasn’t prepared for such a close situation. Do you have any inputs as to which one to choose?
did you attend the open houses in the Fall?
International Applicant so couldn’t.
Pratt $53,536
Syracuse $29,160
Looks like Syracuse is half the cost?
Yea exactly!! The tuition fee itself varies a lot, let aside the living expenses. And since Syracuse is providing me with Advance standing which Pratt isn't, enrolling in Syracuse would be much cheaper tho. Although wanted to know is a M.arch degree from Pratt worth the extra bucks which I will be saving by Syracuse? Worth w.r.t. to job prospects, networks, education quality etc.
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