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Hello,
I m a architect, and I am aiming for masters in urban design. I want to opt for west coast universities. What is decent G.R.E. score is required?
I wanted to know if i can directly get a job in U.S.A. Having degree from reputed college, and holding a experience on a year. Can I directly get a job? If yes, what is the procedure?
Thank you
GRE is secondary to your portfolio. Your employability also depends on your portfolio and the quality of your work. If you have to spend lots of money to study in US, I suggest you to think very hard. An education here doesn't guarantee you a job. Many masters grads and even some licensed architects seem to be unemployed.
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