<p>son is really interested in attending Syracuse, but we live in CA. My son really likes CA, but wants to have the experience of living in a different state and really likes Syracuse. So I wonder if he gets accepted to syracuse, would it be easy for him to find a job in CA ater graduation?</p>
<p>I have been wondering the same thing, since I too am interested in attending Rice some day. I think that Barch programs have alumni all over the US and internationally and probably have partner ships with diffrent firms all over, but I’m really not sure.</p>
<p>While some architecture programs are, indeed, primarily regional, there are many which are nationally-known and respected, with strong alumni networks spread across the country. Syracuse and Rice are among the nationally-known BArch ones, as are Cornell, Virginia Tech, Carnegie Mellon, Cal Poly, Cooper, Penn State and many others.</p>
<p>archmom, thanks a lot for the clarification.</p>
<p>name of the school certainly helps with the connection base but creating stellar work and having a great skill set will really open doors for you.</p>