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to write continuing March to my applications, or not??
Hi everyone,
i have graduated from BArch this summer and i am a March student about to complete first semester at a university from my hometown.
in the meantime i am applying to graduate schools at states, mostly focusing on urban design.
i am quite confused to write my current masters degree to my applications , or not.
first , i haven't indicated this master degree at all in order not to weaken my enthusiasm to pursue a masters degree on urbanism, but now i am having hesitations about the gap in the resume.
i might fill the gap with travelling which is mostly true, however i couldn't fully decide since continuing education is also promising.
waiting for your ideas, advices.. deadline is tomorrow:)
thank you very much in advance.
i believe that most applications state that you should include every university that you have ever attended, so i would recommend including it... i'm not sure why you would think that it would weaken your application.
actually i also couldn't fully reasoned why i hesitate , but i got this confusion from some former accepted applicants who haven't indicate their march degrees at all.
my point in weaking is that i am doing master in architecture, however i am interested in master in urban design.
ok i think i started to be over sensitive , i need to zoom out from applications.
thank you by the way
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