<p>Masters of Architecture programs accept students with all sorts of undergradutate degrees, not just architecture studies. You could study art, art history really whatever appeals to you and still get accepted to an M.Arch program as long as you fulfill the requirements which are basically: portfolio + classes in studio, art history and usually some calculus and physics.</p>
<p>So my advice would be to find a college that suits you in personality and teaching style with reasonably good art history and art studio programs and don’t worry about architectural studies per se. Along the way, try to attend an introduction to architecture summer program or possibly intern at an architecture firm. Work on building a strong portfolio that highlights technique and creativity in several media.</p>
<p>Ways judge the efficacy of an individual program:
Ask if architecture graduate school counseling is offered.
Look at the course catelog to see how many courses are offered in architectural drawing and architecture related art history.
See which graduate programs alums have been accepted to.</p>