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M.Arch (accredited) or MS.AAD? International Students
you see, with international degrees even the professional ones in one's home country, they are not considered professional in the US. However, some schools see them as close enough to the M.Arch or B.Arch that they deem you overqualified for applying for those and instead direct you to apply for the post-professional degree.
but i'm curious as to what kind of a job you can get with the MSAAD degree?
My point exactlyyy!!! If I already have a B.Arch from my home country and pursue an MS AAD in the US
What sort of job will I get? A research based or a design oriented one?
If you're coming directly from undergrad, I personally feel the one year program is less time to adapt to grad school, learn all the skillsets and also your entire winter break might go in preparing the portfolio and finding jobs. So the experience of a grad school will be compromised.
it's a very personal choice to make. You’ll need to put in that extra work for the MS AAD for sure.
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