I like the BAC program!
Their philosophy in education is based on the real world, and always has been since their inception (over 100+ years ago). You will be a professional (while studying), and you will interact and be taught by professionals.
Bonus: Boston is a really great place to be a student.

Good Luck

I was considering applying to SCAD and Georgia Tech.

Visited both schools this past summer.

My perceptions:

Georgia Tech - large, broad program, technically driven. A faculty member that caught my attention was Lars Spuybroek (principle NOX). Large, clean facility.
When I visited, the gentleman I had conversed and set up an appointment with via e-mail seemed to brush me off like dirt on his shoulder. This eventually led me to not apply.

SCAD - I was more intrigued by their program. Savannah is a really cool city filled with art students. Great great seafood, European vibe with the cobblestone river walks and nicely preserved buildings. Plus, it's on the coast so the beach is a very short trek. As SCAD is an art school, I believe the arch program is more design-oriented. The students I spoke with all seemed to really enjoy the program.

SCAD is a unique and growing program. It will be pretty well known in the future. They offer a 5 yr M.Arch which is pretty rare. Excellent place for theory, conceptual and electronic design...
Plus, Savannah is a very fun, unique and historic city.

are 5 yr M.Arch's rare?

SCAD's the only place I've heard of that has them

I know some schools offer 5-year B. Arch

Yes shuellmi, SCAD's the only one of the schools that thefox54 is thinking of going to that offers a 5 year master of architecture degree. One would have to look to Yale, Harvard, etc... for another 5 year m. arch type program...