Given these shortcomings, do I still have a chance?

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B.Arch vs M.Arch 2020

Was wondering if any current or former students have strong opinions on the B.Arch route vs the M.Arch route. I know this topic has been covered before with some older info, but I was curious if anyone has more recent, relevant data. For reference, our daughter is considering: Cal Poly SLO (B.Arch) USC (B.Arch) UCLA (M.Arch) UC Berkeley (M.Arch) Oregon (B.Arch) University of Washington (B.Arch) Rice (B.Arch) Cornell (B.Arch) Rensselaer (B.Arch) Cal Poly Pomona (B.Arch) Other campuses that don’t offer the architectural major, but she could complete undergrad studies at: UC Santa Barbara UC Merced (don’t laugh, our family digs this school) San Diego State Thanks in advance!