I was in the "archetourture" prgram back in 2000. It was very hard. Dont count on having any sort of life in the next 5 years. Even as a freshman you are gunna have to literaly spend countless nights in studio working on the projects. Of the 90 or so people that where in my orientation I know 4 that stuck with it and only 2 that have graduated. Im not saying dont do it "I liked the projects" but be prepared, its a HUGE commitment. O and 90% of the "good looking" females on campus are in architecture. goodluck
Originally Posted by EG BTER
I was in the "archetourture" prgram back in 2000. It was very hard. Dont count on having any sort of life in the next 5 years. Even as a freshman you are gunna have to literaly spend countless nights in studio working on the projects. Of the 90 or so people that where in my orientation I know 4 that stuck with it and only 2 that have graduated. Im not saying dont do it "I liked the projects" but be prepared, its a HUGE commitment. O and 90% of the "good looking" females on campus are in architecture. goodluck
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