School of Architecture

The School of Architecture has a five-year program leading to the Bachelor of Architecture degree. While some required general education classes may be completed at Arizona Western College, students should be aware that there are 10 semesters of studio in the architecture program and that 5 years is the minimum amount of time possible in which to complete them. Students who complete the basic first-year courses and up to the complete AGEC at Arizona Western College may find themselves better prepared for the rigorous curriculum in the School of Architecture.

A minimum of ten additional semesters will be required after transfer.

The first year of the architecture program is pre-professional. Admission into the professional phase (second through fifth year) is selective and competitive and occurs only once each year in June for entry into the fall semester. There are two required architecture courses in the first year, one each semester, which must be completed at The University of Arizona. A maximum of 46 units of community college credit may be applied toward the B. Arch. degree program. Refer to The UA General Catalog or contact the assistant dean, School of Architecture (621-6751) for more information.

FIRST YEAR REQUIREMENTS

ELECTIVE COURSES

Architectural Electives

• These courses must be taken at the School of Architecture at The University of Arizona.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA,
TAKE A LOOK AT THE ON-LINE ACADEMIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS REPORT.

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Last updated June 11, 2003