I'm a current student. Just an advice to all incoming student make you have a portfolio and save all work from previous college classes. To all freshmen make you have some knowledge of elevation, and scion drawings as well as section drawings. Other than that the school is a beautiful college, and the view of the college is beautiful at night, and the teacher are supportive. But make sure you really are dedicated to the major you choose to study.
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10/10 would do it again. Study & work at the same time. Get the Grad Degree while running around Boston for a week per semester (Distant Learning Program)... It's a no-brainer..... Pro Tip : Finish your final presentation and go to Abe & Louie's by yourself for a Bone-In Filet and a glass of scotch... tears of joy.
Very bad servises, stressful work but you actually couldn't learn a lot. It just fits the student with no background of architecture, but which student w architectural background and experience will like that? You just can't grow. And the director of the thesis almost never work outside! What they teach doesn't connect to the world. It's just a platform you play with, waste your time and get just really a paper.
In a city built by design, Boston's creative network is something strengthened only by the people within it. BAC has repeatedly shown time and time again, that as it prepares it's students and staff for the tasks ahead, it's the people of BAC who truly make it something special. From current students to alumni long passed, the pupils of this insitution constantly march forward, blazing a trail to greener pastures within comprehensive design and structure. The excitement for academia and connectivity between peer groups is something to be applauded and I am proud to have worked with these fine people.
A friend of mine was stupid enough to join this college, and though she (and still) thinks it is awesome place - however, any sane person would see how overpriced the place is, and when she discovered that she won't graduate after a certain specific number of semesters, she still thinks the place is awesome. Apparently, you can have negative IQ - but, to each his own. Still the place is overpriced, overrated, and does not deserve the effort. But again, to each his own.
Our team has enjoyed the course and the time with your team. Thanks in particular to Jane for her hospitality and for showing us around. We will book our next course soon.
Great school, I m currently a Master of Architecture student. I d recommend it to anyone looking for a practice-based approach to architectural education!
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