Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Pratt Institute
Tulane University
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Temple University
University of Oregon
Cranbrook Academy of Art
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
safe GPA for ivy league?
no chance for admission to ivy league with a 3.40-3.50 GPA despite a deep personal statement, perfect portfolio, good recommendations and involving social responsibility projects for longtime ?
that's a stupid question, i know.
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a "perfect portfolio" must be really amazing, accompanied by a "deep personal statement" you should be able to skip school altogether
isn't average gpa of accepted applicants at gsd something like 3.2ish? I know I was surprised with how low it was when I first found out.
yes you can get into ivy schools with that as long as your other material is competitive...plus they look at grades you get in specific courses. I got in with about a 3.5 just make your other stuff stand out more.
no one cares about gpa. either you have the knack or you dont.
I got in to the gsd with a 3.4 from a state school.... And an even worse GRE score.....so I think it's totally doable...
i got into yale with a 3.43 from a state school.
hi, i'm a current B.Arch undergraduate who is interested in pursuing a post-professional degree.
however, i do have a very poor GRE 136/141/3.0 and overall GPA 2.99. one of my major's GPA is a 3.41. although my grades and GRE scores are poor, I received letter of recommendations from a very famous architect, two directors, and principals...(i've had a close educational and professional relationship with all of them). i've also won more than 15 scholarships/awards and have done internships since I was a senior in high school.
i'm also a minority...
.. are my chances farfetched?
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