ok, as a new candidate to architecture n with some economical constrains ,can some one let me know wat else i can opt for as a graduate degree, university, if not all the 8- listed ivies, like ucla, or sci-arch, or cmu, pratt n things?
ucla is a state school. so is berkeley, UIC, UIUC, and U Cincinnati--all have good arch programs. if you have residence in that state, it's only about 10k a year. the ivies are harvard, yale, brown, cornell, dartmouth, princeton, penn, columbia.
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wat next if not"IVies"
ok, as a new candidate to architecture n with some economical constrains ,can some one let me know wat else i can opt for as a graduate degree, university, if not all the 8- listed ivies, like ucla, or sci-arch, or cmu, pratt n things?
pratt is probably more expensive than the ives, wtf
ucla is a state school. so is berkeley, UIC, UIUC, and U Cincinnati--all have good arch programs. if you have residence in that state, it's only about 10k a year. the ivies are harvard, yale, brown, cornell, dartmouth, princeton, penn, columbia.
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