Master of Architecture with Advanced Standing (2-Year Degree)

Applicants to the Master of Architecture with Advanced Standing degree must have a bachelor of science degree in architecture or its equivalent. Admitted Master of Architecture with Advanced Standing students begin in the fall term. A student must have completed the following prerequisite courses as part of their undergraduate degree in architecture. These courses must be taken for credit at an accredited institution and the student must earn a C or better in every course. 4 sequential architecture design studio courses (5-6 credits each course); 1 construction course (3 credits); 2 structure courses (6 credits); 1 environmental systems course (3 credits); 2 history of architecture courses (6 credits); 1 architecture theory course (3 credits). Any course deficiencies must be fulfilled in addition to the regular 60 credit hours of the advanced standing curriculum.