<p>I am a 3rd year UCF undergrad Civil Engineering major (closest thing UCF offers to Architecture). I was wondering if anyone had some good insight on my chances of getting accepted to UF's Architecture program for grad school. I know it is very competitive. Right now I have around a 3.5 gpa & have a so-so amount of extracurriculars -- I am in UCF's ASCE chapter & I might have an officer position lined up next year; I also participated in a design competition for ASCE's 2010 SE conference. I am also in that one rip-off club (everyone says it's not worth paying for).. NSCS. I'm thinking about joining another honor's club that is more reputable. Any comments (even insight on clubs) would be helpful. Also, if not UF, what schools w/ an Architecture program would I have a good chance at going to grad school? </p>
<p>P.S. I may go to Sweden to study abroad if I they have enough available classes. What looks better -- studying abroad or an officer position for ASCE? And would it look better if I had an internship before I apply to grad school or is that unnecessary?</p>