<p>Hi,</p>
<p>For the major architecture, is there any statistics for admission and is there any special requirement like art portfolio?</p>
<p>Yale's architecture major doesn't admit students, Yale College admits students so look for those admit rates (8.3% this last year). Sophomores can petition to become architecture majors.</p>
<p>Thanks for the reply. I asked wrongly, yes I mean Yale College , but is it possible to indicate that architecture major at the application to college. Is there any requirement specific for this branch . I mean , do we have to take subject tests , the same as engineering like math and physics or for example math and literature. Is the application requirements are the same for all majors or not?</p>
<p>A regional rep at a presentation said that major indication for the applicant has no weight to admit/rejection. It only serves as a curiosity point since most Yalies switch majors anyways. Your indicating Arch as a major won't affect your evaluation. As for subject tests, the page I linked has the information you need. Once enrolled, you take intro classes in the Arch dept. If you perform well enough, you apply as a Sophomore to be admitted to the degree program as a Junior. Arch is one of the more rigorous majors -- there's a 50 max each year.</p>
<p>so will stating undecided affect your evalutation</p>
<p>^^sorry, that's a question!</p>
<p>"It only serves as a curiosity point since most Yalies switch majors anyways."</p>
<p>No it will NOT affect your evaluation</p>
<p>idk why it switched my two earlier comments...</p>