The resources that the schools have and your access is an important factor and is different between each school. It also depends on where you want to work after you graduate. Receiving a new perspective on architecture by going to a new school is always nice. A lot of debt could mean less freedom after you graduate. Whatever you decide, just go with it and don't look back.
There are lots of good schools out there, and you need to find the one that has what you want from a school. And there are also those schools out there which totally suck all around and all the students who emerge just scratch their heads and say "I didn't really learn anything, now did I?" Unfortunately I made a mistake and chose the latter, now I'm trying to find the former.
It matters a lot more to you than to your future employers... but I'd have to ask whether you really want to stay in the same place for grad as undergrad? Don't you want to broaden your horizons a little?
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does your grad school really matter?
honestly.
discuss.
how bout a little more insight to your question. honestly.
No answer for you!!
i'm just trying to figure out paying a lot for a far away school or cheap for the same school as my undergrad. argh
The resources that the schools have and your access is an important factor and is different between each school. It also depends on where you want to work after you graduate. Receiving a new perspective on architecture by going to a new school is always nice. A lot of debt could mean less freedom after you graduate. Whatever you decide, just go with it and don't look back.
ooo .. nevermore would love this thread ...
To an extent, YES!
There are lots of good schools out there, and you need to find the one that has what you want from a school. And there are also those schools out there which totally suck all around and all the students who emerge just scratch their heads and say "I didn't really learn anything, now did I?" Unfortunately I made a mistake and chose the latter, now I'm trying to find the former.
It matters a lot more to you than to your future employers... but I'd have to ask whether you really want to stay in the same place for grad as undergrad? Don't you want to broaden your horizons a little?
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