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
M.Arch Fall 2022 Application Status
I'm assuming no one has been accepted, rejected, or taken off the waitlist for SMarchS AD?
I received the rejection email at Mar.22.
Anyone from building technology here ? SMarchS
most likely all the acceptance letters are sent during the march 14th week. If you're at waitlist... prolly wait after first or two weeks of april. But class size is only 30 in the whole SMArchS so you'll likely know soon if anyone rejects the offer.
anyone attending the virtual open house today?
@anon2828 did your friend receive any further info regarding the waitlist?
Nothing so far. Guess it's the Easter holiday?
Anyone going to TU Delft for MSc in Architecture track? Any idea of their class size?
I'm going for Urbanism and the class size is around 25-30
I stand corrected. Urbanism is around 80-100 and Architecture is way more.
Has anybody got some grants from TU Delft YET?
No no, on mail they said april first week
Is the financial letter same as aid letter. You have mentioned that you hv recd the financial letter
Which one should I choose?
I am admitted to UVA and UW MLA (3-year), however, it is so hard to choose which one to go...
Hey guys! Any international student heading to Columbia this summer??? Would love to connect and discuss stuff like accommodation:)
Hey, would love to.
Anyone planning on heading to WashU this Thurs/Fri for the open house?
yep i'm going!
Send me a dm!
Anyone get the email that said that they got recommended to the school by the chair from UCLA and haven't got the official letter or update on portal as well?
Also in at Sci-Arc but same no letter yet anyone?
Hi I received the letter of admissions and scholarships like two weeks after admissions called me regarding the acceptance. Follow up with Angel Monte or Sophia Yoo, they are super quick to respond!
Same, I sent an email a few days ago to which I got the response "As the UCLA Graduate Division typically issues their official decision on complete applications sometime in March, we anticipate they will be sending out e-mails with their decisions soon". It's been 3 weeks since my recommendation letter, should I be concerned?
Did you have an interview?
Got the portal update a few days ago, finally got accepted. I guess UCLA was just backed up. No interview though
That was gonna happen anyways. I declined my offer at UCLA though. You’re finally deciding on going to UCLA from uMich then? Or talking up there Berkeley opportunity?
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*TU Delft*
Did anybody receive any scholarships yet?
How long does it take to receive the financial letter after confirming the admission?
I got it within 2 days
how much of aid do they usually offer?
Has anyone else yet to hear back from Pratt?
Anyone got into Berlage program at TU Delft?
I wonder how many students there are in MIT's M.arch program.
Is there anyone who can tell me?
22-25 ish
Are most graduate schools asking for a response May 1st? I just got into Georgia Tech but I don't see anything about when I need to tell them by.
I'm not sure about most, but all of the ones I applied to said
@April 15
Hi, so this is kinda important so please read through.
I sent my application to AAdrl in December and i received a reply in march 1st week. They have waitlisted me there. In the mail they stated I'll get to know about the waitlist in early june which is super late. I want to be at AA but it's a uk school and has a different admission process for waitlist unlike us universities.
1. Does anyone have any experience with AA waitlist and what is the timeline?
2. Does sending LOCI interest works here because program head Theodore spyropolus asses who gets in and his mail is not there on the website. Will sending it to admissions mail work?
3. It is a request from me for applicants who're admitted to AADrl and are not willing to continue their admissions there then please let them know you're not going so people like me who're waitlisted can get to know the decision early
any advice?
What DRL course are you talking about?
Masters in Architecture and urbanism ( design research laboratory)
I’ll decline the admission by Monday, hope you get my place :)
Aye thanks that's kind kind of you. I hope so too. May i know why you rejected AA? And what date did they gave you to reply back by about your decision? So i can like do permutation combination about the timeline:p
Hey, I accepted AA for that time, but now I will apologize and request to withdraw my position for the course. I applied in the first week of January and got accepted on 28th Feb, they gave me 2 weeks to accept the admission and till May/ June 2022 to pay the tuition fees. Now I'll withdraw my name
Thanks alot though
Declined the offer, as said
so has anyone been accepted to MIT yet? I haven’t heard anything yet and it’s driving me crazy.
Edit: for M.Arch *^
Got accepted to UMich advance standing but would have take 100k loan vs In state university in Philadelphia, Temple University 45k loan Max. Graduate with my Bachelor at Temple, but finding a job in Philly is a nightmare competing to with those graduated from Penn or Drexel. Both are East Coast but considering UMich “name, network and acedamic quality” Do u think UMich is worth going out of state for? And yes i know no degree is worth 100k in debt. Thanks for answering.
This is probably too late but my thoughts on michigan,
1. talented cohort of young faculties
2. state school with a lot of money, really great for research opportunities
Did anyone hear from TU Delft regarding scholarships?
They said they will inform only those who receive it.
I did not.
Nor did I.
Yes but they also said mostly it will be in April 1st week, if anyone gets it please notify :x
Bachelor in Art. LSU. I will graduate December 2022
Planning on ending with a 3.46 (hopefully I can get that up to a 3.5) :/
1 (maybe 2) from 2 licensed architects. I will complete my 2nd year as an intern with their firm by the time I graduate
I am not sure whether to get a letter from the Director of Art at LSU or from an architecture professor (I was in architecture undergrad for a year before deciding to go to graduate school instead of pursuing a 5 year degree b/c I switched to architecture as a junior)
I have looked at essays from students admitted to top schools. A lot of them talk about experiences they have had while traveling, or hardships they have been through. I am honestly just really overwhelmed with where to start. I can't think of one experience that heavily influenced me. It was more of a slow progression toward architecture. I don't really have one main point to make. Does there need to be one main point to your personal narrative? Any tips on this would be greatly appreciated!
I plan on included a chair, and a 1/4 scale model of that chair. I have experience in welding so I will include a project from that class. I am currently making a figurative sculpture to include. I can include work from my internship, but I have heard that some admissions board want to see more of your artwork and aren't interested in architectural work (since I am applying to a program for those with little to no experience in architecture)
LSU, Pratt, RISD, Rice (I really only have my top choices picked out right now) I am still in the process of finding schools that I may be well suited for and have a realistic chance of getting into. I have found it difficult to find information on what the standard is for admittance into diff. schools.
I haven't been to any. I have looked at summer programs but I have to take summer classes. How important are these summer programs? Should I just push through and do 2 classes, an internship, and a summer program?
Comment below where you've chosen to go (If you know!) I'd love to hear peoples responses and wish you all the best luck.
I'm going to TU Delft
Going to Michigan Ann Arbor (Taubman)
Going to CMU
Umich!
Also UMich!
Also going to UMich. Any knowledge of facebook groups or ways to connect?
Also heading to UMich!
Is anyone planning on declining their offer to Yale or Princeton M.Arch I ?
For people who is joining Bartlett UCL
This is the Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/group...
This is the Discord chat:
https://discord.com/invite/P3z...
(These groups are run by current students only, so please don't spam)
Just got an update from GSAPP waitlist! Admitted!
What program? I got admitted to the MSAUD on 11th April too
I'm in the M.Arch program!
The MArch program starts Fall right?
Correct, 2022 Fall. Quite busy to get ready haha
Just out of curiosity, are you also the person who posted on Grad Cafe about being admitted off of the GSAPP M.Arch waitlist?
Hey Guys,
Would love to connect with people who are going to Columbia GSAPP this year. Plus would love to find accommodations with people who are entering this Summer, Fall applicants also work. Hit me up, let’s catch up! Looking forward!
really need opinions!!
B.S in Architecture/ University of Maryland/ May 2022
GPA: 3.5 , no GRE
1 from my headcoach (played a D1 sport throughout my four years)
1 from a previous boss where I was an Architecture Intern
1 from a studio professor
I mainly talked about my experience and success in undergrad and how I was apart of so many organizations and still obtained a BS in architecture. How I can bring more to the university and how I have a great amount of experience.
I included multiple studio projects as well as hand drawings since I enjoy that aspect of architecture immensely
I have gotten into Georgia Tech, University of Miami, and Catholic University. I have been granted a few extra weeks after April 15th to decide since I was admitted off of waitlists for two of them and need time to visit the campus. Any opinions would be helpful!!
Before giving opinions can you tell us what exactly you want opinion on? What are your interests in grad school and the important deciding factors for you?
Honestly just the overall programs in general. My undergrad was primarily modern and I do like the traditional programs taught at catholic and Miami but I am not set on that. I really don’t know much about Miami or Georgia techs program at all so just input on the types of programs they are and things they’ve heard from students that go there
Georgia Tech's program is a traditional in terms of the typical method of architectural education, but of course the faculty there are all modernists at heart. It is unique in that it is set in an engineering school so much like MIT the program is pretty great for building technology and digital fabrication. There is opportunity for transdisciplinary work with the engineers on campus. A lot of Tech's engineering programs are within the top 5 in the nation so lots of resources, grants and great professors & students for engineering related work (The school emphasizes interdisciplinary work). They have received new grants where they are doing research and build work in the local community, which is an interesting opportunity. I'm unfamiliar with Miami and Catholic's program and faculty. best of luck
I NEED TO MAKE A DECISION BY MONDAY AND DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO, any and all opinions are appreciated!
I was waitlisted at Columbia GSAPP for the MArch I program. But by April 15th I had to answer my other schools, therefore I chose to commit to UCLA. However on the 18th GSAPP got back to me and said I got in from the waitlist. Now I’m left with a decision to make by Monday to choose whether to stick to UCLA or to commit to Columbia. I’d love to hear your thoughts about both/each program.
In terms of money both of them would end up costing about the same, so it’s not a factor (counting living costs etc)
On one end UCLA is appealing in terms of the creative and fun architecture that takes place there. Also having lived in a really cold city the past 5 years it sounds very nice to move to a city with warm climate. Similarly, it also has more of a laidback vibe which is also nice. However in terms of ranking it is lower and also if I want to go internationally they are less recognized abroad.
On the other hand Columbia also has an interesting program and it is in NYC which is a really fun and opposite vibe from LA. Technically the program is better ranked and it is appealing to have an IVY league name for my masters, but in reality how useful is the name/ranking going to be at the end of the day?
For UCLA a professor directly reached out to me and said she really wanted me to come which also makes me wonder if that will be a good contact to have from the beginning/ Pontentially could boost my opportunities of getting internships and other stuff? Or if at the end of the day it won’t be that useful. Also Columbia I got in from the waitlist which makes me think that if I wasn’t their first pick maybe it’s not the perfect match? I don’t know I guess I’m rambling a lot but I just know that i have to make a decision and don’t know how to.
A prof reaching out is really cool. I think it really comes down to where you would like to live/start a career for the next few years
What'd you end up doing?
I ended up choosing Columbia! It’s was a tough
choice though!
Me too, Phew!
Helloo!
M.Arch program applicant for Fall 2022 / International Applicant (India)
Got Accepted to :
1. Pratt Institue - 3 Year program
(All others following 2 Year program)
2. SCI_Arc (Too expensive)
3. Virginia Tech
4. Northeastern University with 25 per scholarship/sem
5. Arizona State University
6. University of Houston
7. Manchester School of Architecture, Kingston University and University of Westminster. University Arts London (Still not gone through)
Struggling to make a decision. Open to options and comments, please do share your knowledge and experience - will be insightful as an International student.
P.S : -
Prioritized :
Virginia Tech, Northeastern University
Learnt that Virginia tech is good at academics. Couldn't find much information about Northeastern university except for it's co-op program, which would be very beneficial. Which would be good for Masters and after graduation for job opportunities!?
Job opportunities followed by educational system is what I'm looking for.
It's real struggle, left with like two weeks to make a decision. So looking forward for your suggestions.
Got through northeastern as well and I heard there’s no co-op within the curriculum but you can apply for summer internships through the universities co-op program. Also the curriculum felt well balanced between practicality and theory.
Have you decided to go? If no, where? Since it's not within the curriculum, does everyone get to do summer internships? Does the university encourage it?
Decided to go to northeastern. I feel it's not within the curriculum because they already feel we have some industry experience in our bachelors. But keeping that assumption aside the University encourages you to do a co-op. And the summer vacation is all yours to explore. Either chill or work it's upto you. From what I was told by a current student you can get interships easily if you apply through the schools co-op coordinator as it'll be easier to get a job given almost 95% northeastern kids do a co-op.
Got it and best of luck to you! Will stay in touch
Any comments from domestic applicants or alumni!!??
Hey, a friend of mine is going for MSBA as well, if you want to connect with him, I could do that.
Which university?
Can anyone help me out with Virginia tech
Northeastern
Is there a WhatsApp, Facebook or Discord group for TU Delft's incoming international students?
If yes, connect me to them!
hi everyone! I was wondering if there are any groups for incoming Columbia GSAPP people!! If so I’d love to join! And if not I’d love to start one!
We have a group of Indians coming for the MSAUD program. Which program are you coming in for?
Hey,
I got an offer letter from AADRL but I am waiting for Bartlett (Architectural Design MArch). The Bartlett has recommended my application to UCL Graduate Admissions. What are my chances of getting a final acceptance there? And what do u think is better, AA or Bartlett.?
Hi
You'll have to drop mails or call UCL cause they're very slow evaluating the application. If you have passed the portfolio and interview stage then it's cool but still drop a mail. AA and Bartlett are on par with each other the you can narrow it down by looking at the expenses or campus or facilities. Also if you happen to go to UCL would you please let AA know you're not going as I'm waitlisted there. It's kinda my dream school lol
. Also can i know what's the deadline AA has given you to respond.
Any umich groups for whatsapp, discord for m.arch?
There is an international students group, would send you the link if you want
Hey People,
Is anyone joining UCL Bartlett in Fall 22?
hi,
I just got an offer letter from UCL Bartlett M.Arch Architectural Design programme , and I also have one from AADRL. So right now I am confused. Can u help me decide.?
Hi Nishtha,
Hi Nishtha,
Hi Nishtha,
Congratulations for both the offers. Both AA and
UCL Bartlett are brilliant schools of Architecture.
I believe that you should check out the
curriculums once again and decide which you
are more interested in. AADRL has been a very
experimentative program, even more so
compared to Bartlett Architectural Design
MArch. Another thing to consider will be that
Bartletts course is 1 year and AA is 1.5 years.
With the Bartlett you can get in the field quickly.
That's a big point to consider.
I Hope this helps a bit for you to
decide. Thanks!
Don't you think, 1 year is less for a masters programme.?
I am expecting that you have already completed a 5 years BArch
in India? If yes, then it should be enough. And if you have proper work experience after your bachelors. Then that’s even more perfect.
And if you will check that the ARB RIBA Part 1 BA Architecture programs in UK are all 3 years compared to 5 years BArch
in India.
Heya!
Anyone know if there are any groups for incoming AA MArch 22/23 Part 2 students?
Has anyone received advanced standing at GSAPP, or know anyone who's applied for advanced standing after being admitted? The school is so expensive I really was hoping for two years...
Any incoming summer GSAPP students for the Ms. AAD.
Hoping to connect or make a group for students.
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