I am international Student and scholarships are not a priority consideration.
Language is not a problem. There are two schools that I want to learn. The biggest problem is only money. Please weigh the quality facilities of value and learning.
And I'd appreciate it if you could consider the future and the name value of each school.
flatroof
Jul 25, 21 9:27 am
Just give $1,000,000 to me and I'll send you a pdf on architecture
Non Sequitur
Jul 25, 21 10:08 am
I’ll make the same offer but for 10k more. My offer is better because it’s more expensive. Rational people need not apply.
Non Sequitur
Jul 25, 21 9:28 am
take the cheapest option. No arch degree is worth 6-figure debt. None. 200k is fucking idiotic.
Aaron_
Jul 25, 21 10:04 am
Each Program is M.Arch 2 and Msc. Arch
Non Sequitur
Jul 25, 21 10:07 am
Does not matter what they are called. 200k is 4 times what an arch degree is worth.
Miles Jaffe
Jul 25, 21 10:31 am
10x
randomised
Jul 25, 21 11:10 am
spend it, spend it all...especially if it is not your own money, burn it...the less money in the hands of entitled rich kids, the better ;-) [/Bernie modus]
archinet
Jul 25, 21 1:49 pm
ETH- hands down. Its reputation is top and its far cheaper. No arch degree is worth 200k.
archinet
Jul 25, 21 1:52 pm
ETH is an excellent school. Not sure about the GSD.
monosierra
Jul 25, 21 2:10 pm
If you want to live and work in Europe, ETH all day.
archanonymous
Jul 25, 21 4:41 pm
ETH is a better school anyways.
ash13
Jul 26, 21 12:20 am
@Aaron - Don't listen to these peasants! Always remember, bigger your debt, better the storyline for your autobiography!
BabbleBeautiful
Jul 27, 21 7:24 pm
I wish I could contemplate spending $200,000 vs. $7,000.
Money aside, ETH gets my vote.
sameolddoctor
Jul 27, 21 8:10 pm
Wait, arent you the guy that will have two masters?
If you spend this much of your folks' money on the GSD, I will personally come and hunt you down.
randomised
Jul 28, 21 5:27 am
Parents that thick don’t deserve all that money...
Bench
Jul 28, 21 11:50 am
Maybe the questions should be countered - are these just musings? Were you actually admitted to either of these schools?
SlammingMiruvor
Jul 28, 21 3:00 pm
I thought you were asking if you should buy $7,000 worth of Ethereum or spend $200K on a degree from the GSD, and then by extension, which would have provided a better ROI over your lifespan.
I am international Student and scholarships are not a priority consideration.
Language is not a problem. There are two schools that I want to learn. The biggest problem is only money. Please weigh the quality facilities of value and learning.
And I'd appreciate it if you could consider the future and the name value of each school.
Just give $1,000,000 to me and I'll send you a pdf on architecture
I’ll make the same offer but for 10k more. My offer is better because it’s more expensive. Rational people need not apply.
take the cheapest option. No arch degree is worth 6-figure debt. None. 200k is fucking idiotic.
Each Program is M.Arch 2 and Msc. Arch
Does not matter what they are called. 200k is 4 times what an arch degree is worth.
10x
spend it, spend it all...especially if it is not your own money, burn it...the less money in the hands of entitled rich kids, the better ;-) [/Bernie modus]
ETH- hands down. Its reputation is top and its far cheaper. No arch degree is worth 200k.
ETH is an excellent school. Not sure about the GSD.
If you want to live and work in Europe, ETH all day.
ETH is a better school anyways.
@Aaron - Don't listen to these peasants! Always remember, bigger your debt, better the storyline for your autobiography!
I wish I could contemplate spending $200,000 vs. $7,000.
Money aside, ETH gets my vote.
Wait, arent you the guy that will have two masters?
If you spend this much of your folks' money on the GSD, I will personally come and hunt you down.
Parents that thick don’t deserve all that money...
Maybe the questions should be countered - are these just musings? Were you actually admitted to either of these schools?
I thought you were asking if you should buy $7,000 worth of Ethereum or spend $200K on a degree from the GSD, and then by extension, which would have provided a better ROI over your lifespan.