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B.Arch in Oklahoma?
So, I'm hoping to find some alumni from either Oklahoma State University or the University of Oklahoma and get their opinions on the architecture programs at those two schools. I've heard from a few people locally that OSU has a pretty good program, but they haven't actually gone through it.
So, yeah. Any information/advice would be helpful.
And before anyone says to study somewhere else, I'm from Oklahoma and, because of money, I would like to try and stay in the state.
Oklahoma has a good program- better than Oklahoma St. It has quite a storied history of creative architects as well.
Oklahoma just moved into a new building and the faculty are redeveloping the curriculum in response to student feedback. I'll be graduating in a week, and I'll say that my experience wasn't stellar... but the changes they're making are definitely in the right direction. Younger students seem very pleased with what they're learning (and we older students approve as well).
Thank you very much, guys. I'm definitely starting to lean towards OU. abcd, it sounds like they're really making an effort to improve, which is always good.
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