Hello, I have a high school junior who is enrolled in a dual degree program and will have her AA upon high school graduation. She will have completed 2 semesters of college calculus. We are realizing that the hard work she has put into getting her AA will not matter with most architecture programs because the studio components will still require 4 years for pre-professional or 5 years for a professional degree.  It looks like it would make more sense for us both time wise and financially (eligible for need based financial aid after BA) to find a way for her to finish a BA in 2 years and apply for a first professional M.Arch?  Are there programs out there anyone would recommend? I did just find out that my alma mater UCLA has a ideal pre-professional BA for her that cannot be started until junior year.  Any other programs like that out there? She is well prepared and well qualified, having taken architecture classes in high school and summer school, is able to use several different CAD programs in addition to having other software certifications, is in 4 different honor societies and 97 percentile for PSAT.  I would appreciate advice on the best possible pathways for her.  TIA!