<p>Any input on the program? We just learned that Clemson is a 4 year program (knew that), but that it is not a pre-professional program meaning 3 years of grad school. Was impressed with the campus of Auburn - it has grown and money is clearly being put into the infrastructure of the school. Toured the Architecture school and also talked with a person there and felt confident that it would provide a solid foundation in architecture. However, we all seem to go back to the Northern programs (Syracuse, Cornell, Penn State) which are not what she is looking for - too cold.</p>
<p>If your looking for warm weather, consider the west coast schools, Tulane, U of Miami, U of Texas, Rice. Even though it is cold, Syracuse, Cornell, Penn State are excellent programs.</p>
<p>Her list does include Tulane, UT-Austin, UMiami. She wants to go away (we want her too go away also) so UMiami is not high on the list.<br>
My main question is input on the Auburn program.</p>
<p>PS Penn State she is applying to - the other two are just way out of her range for cold and dark/dreary after living in SFlorida. UFlorida is on the list - way,way down - just not her at all. UVa is also on the list.</p>
<p>Auburn has a great program called Rural Studio which is a fantastic opportunity for any student and would look great on a resume. Then again, Tulane has UrbanBuild which is similar but newer.</p>