<p>Well I am at Ithaca College right now with a GPA of 3.567 and I'm in my second semester. What would be some good schools NEAR A CITY to transfer to that would have architecture, but also some other majors too (in case I realize architecture isn't for me). I know Cornell is a great architecture school (if not the best) but I would really prefer a school closer to a city with more possibilities for internships. I think any major city would be good but I would really prefer it to be in New England or Texas/Louisiana (family situation). </p>
<p>Just to further expound on Tulane as a possibility, the way it is structured (all schools being under the umbrella of Newcomb-Tulane College, which is all you apply and get accepted to) it is extremely easy to change majors. Tulane was just recognized as a “hidden gem” by one of the leading architecture journals. Be aware, though, that the Tulane program is a 5 year masters degree. As far as internship possibilities, with all the rebuilding going on in New Orleans, students get a chance to apply their education to real life every day, and see it actually implemented.</p>
<p>I am sure those other programs have many plusses as well, but I only know about Tulane’s through some independent research I have done. Hope that is useful to you.</p>
<p>University of Houston. I would recommend Rice, but I don’t think the architecture school at Rice accepts transfer students… but you can always shoot Rice’s architecture school an email</p>
<p>I didn’t realize there was an architecture forum. Perhaps I’ll repost my question there.</p>
<p>However I will consider everyone’s suggestions. And yeah rice doesnt except transfers to their architecture program I guess I would have apply to the H&S school then transfer once im there. It would be worth an email.</p>
I guess I would have apply to the H&S school then transfer once im there. It would be worth an email.</p>