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Graduate Admission  

Students are admitted into the graduate programs in the fall term only. Admission is determined by a review of the applicant’s personal statement, letters of recommendation, academic record, and portfolio of architectural and creative work. SCI-Arc offers two graduate programs—MArch 1 and MArch 2 (see below)—as well as two post-graduate programs:

M.ARCH 1

A three-year (seven term) professional Master of Architecture program, accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) and open to applicants who hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent in any field of study. M.Arch 1 requires attendance for the fall and spring terms of the first two years, and the fall, spring and summer terms of the final year.

Prerequisites for M.Arch 1:

Prospective M.Arch 1 students are required to complete one semester each of college-level Calculus and Physics, obtaining a grade of "C+" or higher. Accepted students who have not yet taken these courses will receive a Conditional Acceptance into the program, and will be required to complete these prerequisites prior to enrolling in the fall term.


Making + Meaning
The Foundation Program in Architecture offered at SCI-Arc in the summer term, is recommended as a preparatory course (and in some cases required) for admission to the program.


To apply online, click HERE or visit the Making+Meaning page.


M.ARCH 2

A two-year (five term) professional Master of Architecture program, accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) and open to applicants with a minimum of a four-year degree in Architecture, or its equivalent abroad. M.Arch 2 requires attendance for the fall and spring terms of the first year, and the fall, spring and summer terms of the final year.

Prerequisites for M.Arch 2:

Introduction to Digital Design, a short, intensive workshop offered prior to the fall term, is intended to provide entering students with the foundation in digital tools necessary to successfully undertake the demands of the M.Arch 2 program.




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