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Univ of Buff or NJIT MArch 1
Anyone get into or apply to the MArch 1 program at either of these schools? If so, what are you thinking, do you have any input on either of these programs? Also applied to Pratt, City and Parsons but have not heard from them yet.
I was leaning toward NJIT because of location (i live in Brooklyn) but i feel like UB has a much stronger program, is this true? Am i way off? I dont know to much about NJIT - Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
My opinion is that UB's program is alot stronger. Also it is farther away from the city, but most of the professors at UB have worked in the city or have connections there.
buffalo has an architecture school? what'll they think of next, get Terrel Owens from the Cowboys?
i'd go to buffalo, closer to canada.
I can't read the name Univ of Buff without imagining everyone there naked.
So yeah, go there.
Liberty i was thinking the same exact thing. You have to keep warm somehow!
Im going there!!
LOL start a school blog - with pictures!
That is the best idea ive heard all day, im seriously rethinking my decision - everyone must be naked up there. What sucks is i can almost guarantee that the MArch program is all males...
Shit NJIT it is!
Buffalo is all one-way streets tangled together with no signs.
What shitty city isn't all one-ways? Worcester MA, one of the deadest cities in the East, comes to mind. The first step of any unsuccessful urban rehabilitation is to make it as hard as possible to navigate.
Downtown Tampa, Fla. is also all one-way streets.
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