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Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1993 09:41:11 GMT
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Michael O'Neil (joenico@xxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
: I am very curious to know people's opinions on architecture schools for
: Bachelor level. I have been planning on going to Berkeley for a while but with
: the terrible situation with public schools in California I am afraid that it
: will not carry the prestige and resources that it once did. Does anyone with
: a fair amount of knowledge on this subject have some advice for a very
: confused student?
: Thank you in advance,
: Michael
To those who care
At the bachelor level ucb is a college of environmetal design. They say
they do architecture there. The classes are BIG and the instructors are
BIGGER (in many ways). In Oakland there is the California College of Arts
and Crafts, they have a design campus in San Fransisco which has
Architecture at the Bachelor level. They offer a BArch degree (for a lot of
work and money). It is a private college with small classes. The
instructors are full time practicing architects. What is prestige when you
can learn in the design community you may soon be working in?
A CCAC ARCH STUDENT. see you in the design world.
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Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1993 09:41:11 GMT
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Michael O'Neil (joenico@xxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
: I am very curious to know people's opinions on architecture schools for
: Bachelor level. I have been planning on going to Berkeley for a while but with
: the terrible situation with public schools in California I am afraid that it
: will not carry the prestige and resources that it once did. Does anyone with
: a fair amount of knowledge on this subject have some advice for a very
: confused student?
: Thank you in advance,
: Michael
To those who care
At the bachelor level ucb is a college of environmetal design. They say
they do architecture there. The classes are BIG and the instructors are
BIGGER (in many ways). In Oakland there is the California College of Arts
and Crafts, they have a design campus in San Fransisco which has
Architecture at the Bachelor level. They offer a BArch degree (for a lot of
work and money). It is a private college with small classes. The
instructors are full time practicing architects. What is prestige when you
can learn in the design community you may soon be working in?
A CCAC ARCH STUDENT. see you in the design world.