Hello everyone. So I have been accepted into 2 architecture programs: Daniels at UofT and Laurentian McEwen. I am torn between the two programs; UofT is a well established University but lacks a co-op and an architecture degree (B.Arts). Laurentian on the other hand seems like a very hands on program, has a brand new well stocked building and has a co-op, but is very new and is soon to be accredited. I know that any Bachelor's degree itself in unaccredited, I was wondering which program will help me get into a great masters program and where will prepare me for the field the most. Thank you so much, I look forward to the replies!
Non Sequitur
Apr 30, 19 6:24 pm
none. Both are at the bottom of the list when considering architecture studies bachelors.
cameronsteiner
Apr 30, 19 6:55 pm
I know they aren't the most prestigious, hoping for Carleton I've been waitlisted. Any idea if transfering into a different school is an option for second year?
cameronsteiner
Apr 30, 19 6:56 pm
Also is Carleton any better in your opinion?
Non Sequitur
Apr 30, 19 7:00 pm
Carleton is middle ground with some upside depending on the studio prof, electives or worships you take. See my other post on the Carleton thread from earlier today if you want more on that school. Direct Transferring is not possible given each program’s course difference but you may be able to negotiate something.
Non Sequitur
Apr 30, 19 7:01 pm
*workshops
Non Sequitur
Apr 30, 19 6:36 pm
Laurentian will most likely prepare you better for the working world.
Hello everyone. So I have been accepted into 2 architecture programs: Daniels at UofT and Laurentian McEwen. I am torn between the two programs; UofT is a well established University but lacks a co-op and an architecture degree (B.Arts). Laurentian on the other hand seems like a very hands on program, has a brand new well stocked building and has a co-op, but is very new and is soon to be accredited. I know that any Bachelor's degree itself in unaccredited, I was wondering which program will help me get into a great masters program and where will prepare me for the field the most. Thank you so much, I look forward to the replies!
none. Both are at the bottom of the list when considering architecture studies bachelors.
I know they aren't the most prestigious, hoping for Carleton I've been waitlisted. Any idea if transfering into a different school is an option for second year?
Also is Carleton any better in your opinion?
Carleton is middle ground with some upside depending on the studio prof, electives or worships you take. See my other post on the Carleton thread from earlier today if you want more on that school. Direct Transferring is not possible given each program’s course difference but you may be able to negotiate something.
*workshops
Laurentian will most likely prepare you better for the working world.