I am determined to pursue a degree in Architecture after reassessing my career path. I graduated Rutgers with a degree in Psychology but art and technical strategy has always been my passion.
Without a bachelors degree in Architecture and no previous experience do you recommend that I return to school to attain a BA followed by a M.Arch? I should mention that my GPA was below a 3.0 and I have not taken the GRE.
I would like to know what the best route is to take given my particular situation. I know if I apply my energy to a career path that is my passion I will excel and recognize that it may be a long process.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Given that you have an undergraduate degree in psychology, you would be best served to pursue the Master of Architecture (3-4 years) for those with a degree other than architecture. Of course, you will need a portfolio to apply to a graduate degree; for that reason plus your GPA, you may wish to take some art/life drawing courses.
If you live near an architecture program, schedule an appt. to discuss your background and goals of becoming an architect.
Best!
If you live near an architecture program, schedule an appt. to discuss your background and goals of becoming an architect.
Best!
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We second Dr. Architecture, since you have a bachelors degree go for your masters in architecture. Check out arcbazar to have an opportunity to design for real world clients and build up your portfolio.
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