You can't do M.Arch with a Bachelor of Architecture HERE'S WHY
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Wow... you made a whole video about it!!! Thanks for explaining everything about this topic so concisely. Your dedication is truly one of a kind, totally made my day! Thanks Ashley!
Hey, I am going through a similar issue. I have a comment above that might help you and others.
Hi Sutonu 🧡 you're welcome! I'm happy to be of help and I'm glad I made your day 😊. thank you for the kind words 😊 keep me posted on your applications. all the best!
@@hammad9148 first of all I am very thankful to all. Hammad I am at the same process as u discuss. I m also from Pakistan. May I have your contact to keep in touch with you?
Loving these series and the vibe!! Keep it up!!
Thank you, Shyenne! 🧡
You will never see ashley without cup of coffee in her hand 😂 btw very nice video keep going and growing☺️
Thats right lol thanks Rudra, I'm going to keep making videos and drinking coffee lol
Hey Ashley, I am a fresh graduate in Architecture from Pakistan. I saw your 12 accredited programs video to apply for a Masters of Architecture, as well. I emailed Dalhousie and Mcgill to confirm this requirement and got the same answer. However, I got a positive response from Ryerson, Carleton, University of Manitoba, University of Calgary, and Laurentian University. University of Toronto, UBC and Waterloo are also giving admissions in Masters to students with 5 year bachelor programs, but I didn't approach them due to the higher fee structure. Hope this helps.
Hi Hammad! Thank you for sharing your findings 😊this is great to know! UBC, UofT and waterloo should also be good, but it's always good to double check. Have you made applications to the schools or are you planning to apply?
@@architecture_tv I am planning to apply by the second week of November. Currently, I am putting finishing touches on my portfolio and preparing to give my IELTS exam next week. I will update everyone about the process here, just want to be of help.
@@hammad9148 super exciting! best of luck on the application and exams next week. I hope the exams go well. keep me posted :)
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@@hammad9148hey did u got admission ?
hey ashley i saw that UofT's undergrad program only offers a Bachelor's of arts, architectural studies (BAAS) and I was wondering where this degree could be applied to in terms of an accredited master's program.
Hi Ashley! Do you know if there are better chances of getting your education accredited by the CACB if you study something else related to architecture in Canada? (i.e. Architectural Technology). Btw your videos are so helpful, keep it up :)
Hi Omlight, thank you 🧡 I don't think you can get accreditation by the CACB if the degree isn't in architecture. It needs to be a professional Master of Architecture or Bachelor of Architecture. Here's a quote from the CACB website "Only graduates of professional degrees in architecture, which may be a Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch) or a Master of Architecture (M. Arch) degree, are eligible to apply for CACB Certification." and the link to the website: cacb.ca/academic-certification/ . I'll look into doing a video on this.
Hello Ashley, can you explain why a Master's degree is needed for architecture? I mean what was wrong with a B.Arch?? It seems like a money grab!!!
A bachelors degree is better as it is more oriented toward the real world. A masters degree is not necessary in the USA. As a comparison you can get a degree in mechanical and electrical engineering in the same time you can get a bachelor of Architecture, and come out of college making more money.
I have done BBA can I do MArch is it possible?
Because the square has a m front and an arch at the bottom of the spade
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