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Old 07-13-2008, 07:28 PM   #1
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architecture school in Texas A&M
does anyone know how the quality and other info on the architecture college in this sch?
It admits me, but now I am hesitating whether i should go there or not. I like UT more, but it just offer me a seat in natural science this time. the chance for internal transfer to UT architecture sch is 50% (i just asked the office)
does anyone can give me some suggestion? I am a texas resident
by the way, i am thinking about transfer to UPenn...
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Old 07-16-2008, 02:58 PM   #2
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We recruit from many of the Texas schools. Among the state schools I think UT Austin has the best program, and we have some really outstanding graduates from there. Next I would rank UT Arlington, Texas Tech, and then A&M. The overall school is very good, the architecture program is not as strong as the other schools in the state.

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