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AADRL OR BARTLETT
I've received an offer from the AA for the DRL programme for Sep 23. I'm waiting for UCL, but I am confused. I don't know if AADRL is worth it or if I should wait for bartlett. I want to know opinions w.r.t. course, faculty environment, job prospective etc.
To add more, I have an unconditional letter from Cardiff. I am funding my studies on my own. This now makes me question if I should prefer an affordable city and course or risk it for my dream of getting into the AA
Always take the cheapest option. Your future self will thank you for not indebting yourself chasing a shiny arts degree.
I say this as someone who has been successful in the profession for almost 20 years/;
Find the cheapest accredited degree you can. No architectural degree is worth $60K in debt.
Which course did u apply with Bartlett?
Because AFAIK, UCL is probably only good for their 3-years Bsc (ARB/RIBA Part 1) and/or their 2-years MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2) Courses.
The other 1-year MA/MArch courses seems like money-milking courses...
I've applied for Msc. Architectural Computation which a one year course
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