Wondering on what people's thoughts are on both programs, recently was accepted to both.
Non Sequitur
Mar 11, 20 2:41 pm
so UofT... toronto?
atelier nobody
Mar 11, 20 4:06 pm
No, you idiot, it's the University of Tajikistan...d'uh!
Non Sequitur
Mar 11, 20 4:11 pm
good. that one is probably better than toronto. OP should pick that one.
atelier nobody
Mar 11, 20 4:39 pm
True story: One of the better architects I've had the pleasure of working with got her degree from Tashkent Polytechnic.
David Amdie
Mar 22, 20 4:52 pm
Depends on a number of factors: (design sensibilities, what type of projects you want to work on, where you want to work, cost etc)
If you're thinking NYC or Boston for work after graduation, I'd definitely go with RISD. I'm a bit biased, but if you are clear about what exactly you want out of the program, the department is super responsive and resourceful.
whispers
Mar 30, 20 10:28 am
hi David, are you more biased towards RISD or UofT?
Wondering on what people's thoughts are on both programs, recently was accepted to both.
so UofT... toronto?
No, you idiot, it's the University of Tajikistan...d'uh!
good. that one is probably better than toronto. OP should pick that one.
True story: One of the better architects I've had the pleasure of working with got her degree from Tashkent Polytechnic.
Depends on a number of factors: (design sensibilities, what type of projects you want to work on, where you want to work, cost etc)
If you're thinking NYC or Boston for work after graduation, I'd definitely go with RISD. I'm a bit biased, but if you are clear about what exactly you want out of the program, the department is super responsive and resourceful.
hi David, are you more biased towards RISD or UofT?