How hard is it to get into Politecnico di Milano for an MSc in building architecture and urban design? I have a decent CGPA.
I applied last year while I was pursuing B.Arch but go rejected due to the high competition level. This year I applied again and I feel that I have made my portfolio better. but I’m still sacred.
Volunteer
Dec 3, 21 12:13 pm
If you are 'sacred' you should get in - especially in Italy! (Sorry, I couldn't resist) Good luck to you.
Newjacy
Dec 4, 21 10:30 am
Typo error bro! Chill
Non Sequitur
Dec 19, 21 10:27 am
Spellcheck bro!, chill.
Le Courvoisier
Dec 3, 21 5:08 pm
Bitch, I know the pope. Let me in.
Newjacy
Dec 4, 21 10:28 am
What?
Newjacy
Dec 19, 21 10:08 am
any comments?
Non Sequitur
Dec 19, 21 10:27 am
several.
bowling_ball
Dec 19, 21 6:36 pm
Newjacy, did you actually have a question or want to start a discussion? So far you've made a statement about being scared and then.... well I don't know what you're doing, exactly. If you're looking for a sympathetic shoulder, you're in the wrong place and profession.
CdnUnicorn
Mar 5, 22 12:25 am
Did you end up applying?
I've read many mixed reviews (mainly from anglo-centric north americans who can't handle the italian accent lol) and most of the forums are a few years old...
But! Their MSc Building Arch program looks amazing. A bit more structural eng than your traditional MArch.
How hard is it to get into Politecnico di Milano for an MSc in building architecture and urban design? I have a decent CGPA.
I applied last year while I was pursuing B.Arch but go rejected due to the high competition level. This year I applied again and I feel that I have made my portfolio better. but I’m still sacred.
If you are 'sacred' you should get in - especially in Italy! (Sorry, I couldn't resist) Good luck to you.
Typo error bro! Chill
Spellcheck bro!, chill.
Bitch, I know the pope. Let me in.
What?
any comments?
several.
Newjacy, did you actually have a question or want to start a discussion? So far you've made a statement about being scared and then.... well I don't know what you're doing, exactly. If you're looking for a sympathetic shoulder, you're in the wrong place and profession.
Did you end up applying?
I've read many mixed reviews (mainly from anglo-centric north americans who can't handle the italian accent lol) and most of the forums are a few years old...
But! Their MSc Building Arch program looks amazing. A bit more structural eng than your traditional MArch.