Major Information

Applied to Architecture … Admitted to University College Undeclared

Students who meet university freshman admission requirements will be admitted as an Undeclared major rather than Architecture if they fail to do the following:

• complete a fourth year of advanced mathematics (algebra 3, precalculus, trigonometry, analysis, etc.) in high school
  
• submit their application to the University by January 31
  
• submit a completed questionnaire to the architecture department after being admitted into the University as a Pre-Architecture student.
  

Admission into the College of Architecture is highly competitive and applicants are considered for the fall semester only. The College of Architecture recommends that you complete course work in English, mathematics, science, and art in your freshman year.

An academic adviser in the University College will assist you in course selection. Below is a sample schedule that an advisor may outline for you.

Upon successful completion of the fall semester courses, you may apply to the College of Architecture for a change of major by the deadline of January 31. If accepted, you would begin the studio program in your second year. Critical to your chances for admission will be your performance in academic classes and cultivation of your artistic and creative talent. It is the University’s hope that by this carefully advised approach you will achieve your goal of admission to the College of Architecture.