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MArch/MBA at UC Denver vs. MArch at U Cincinnati
Deciding between these 2 programs, the MBA seems practical for employment's sake but University of Cincinnati is highly ranked and consistently is on the DI rankings, this year they were #10 for the graduate program(MArch).
What would you choose and why?
This might be a late response, and I'm not sure about UC Denver's program, but I know that the University of Cincinnati's design programs are very job-oriented, especially due to the co-op program. (If you don't know about that.. http://www.uc.edu/propractice/uccoop.html)
Being in the program, I've experienced that the university isn't especially theoretical or technical and it provides a good balance of courses, while being professionally-oriented.
If you're set on being an architect, UC is the better choice. Odds are strong that their co-op program will lead you to a full-time job after graduation. It is a thesis program, however---I'd think twice about attending unless you feel up to that very deep kind of project.
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