BS Architecture:What school do you recommend?

[carbrill]

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du ok ra na bisag asa ka nga university or school naa jud nay minors...
ok ra man ang usc lingaw ra man dd2...

[prukutung]

USC nalang.. nvr mind the crappy rules.. nindut man jud ila arki didto...

[Githyanki]

by-the-book kaayo na ang architecture sa TC or majority anang mga subjects gawas sa classroom doing projects and stuffs?



as a non believer , pakuhaun gihapon ka ug reEd? di pwede ma drop or ilisan ug elective? pasar(or bitay) man sab hinuon akong mga relatives nga atheist since birth.


naglist sab ko sa mga courses nga para nako dili kaayo necessary.
USC
1st year 2xfilipino, 2xenglish, 2xpe, 2xreed, economics
2nd 2x enlish, 2xpe
3rd none
4th enlish, history, literature, psychology
5th history, 2xreed

UP
1st year 2xfilipino, 2xpe
2nd 2xpe
3rd none
4th none
5th history

daghaan ra kaayo ug unnecessary nga subjects sa USC, pero sakto pud lagi, basin magkalisud ko sa UP nga straight ang architecture classes. ang nakabati sa UP kay I'll be on my own, didto sa USC mas dili siguro ko mauwaw mangayo ug mga advice, binisaya pa gyud.



nakadungog sab ko anang mga gwardya sa TC nga sigi kuno ug himo-himo ug rules. dili baya gyud ko gusto mag uniform


mas dako pa hinuon ang chance nga mag TC ko. hasol ra kaayo kung di ka familiar sa imong gihimutangan.

Well, as for the classes, it really depends on the teachers themselves. There are some that are really by the book, there are others also that they'll just give you projects for the entire semester.

You can't do anything about the Reed classes. It's really a requirement for every course. But just think of it as a filler to meet more people, get to know more about your classmates, and a free time to relax, cram, or even make projects for your majors. Trust me, you'll be needing this classes just to fill in your day.

As for the rules, it's there for a reason. And it's a good training ground also before entering the work force. There'll be more rules (and sometimes even weirder or useless ones) once you get employed. Aside from that, architecture is considered a regulated profession in the Philippines. You really have to follow the laws of the board. You'll be asked to attend a certain number of meetings, seminars, mentor students, and charity work once you are licensed.

[tearz777]

up manila nalang ka bro aron mabaid imong utok...

[fight4love]

good day,first post ni nako.
mangutana unta ko kung unsay nindot nga school kung mukuha ko ug architecture?

duha pa akong napilian:

USC TC or UP sa luzon.

my USC pros:
"nearer"
hayahay
nice view?

cons:
its a catholic school
full of useless minor subjects(demanding kuno kaayo ang mga teachers sa uban minors)
uniform?
kapoy katkat bukid?



my UP pros:
no subjects about religion
cheaper?
very few minor subjects


cons
full of Tagalog people
i'm very bad at pilipino
faaaaaaar and i might get homesick
long commute?
pollution
crime?



unsa pa ang inyong ma suggest? or comments sa akong napili-an.

OT:
nka.pasar ka ug UPCAT?
600/unit mn ang UP karon--it's not cheap compared sa 200/unit sauna
wa nuon ko kbw pila ang unit sa USC..

onT:
usc--

[nagatonichan]

OT:
nka.pasar ka ug UPCAT?
600/unit mn ang UP karon--it's not cheap compared sa 200/unit sauna
wa nuon ko kbw pila ang unit sa USC..

onT:
usc--

mao jud. kinahanglan mn ka mk.pasar daan sa upcat para dawaton ka sa up..
aside sa UP nindot pd ang UST..

[dominate]

go for USC bai.

[miss.syncopated]

USC-TC. sagda-i na lang sa na ang minors.

[Adamot]

usc-tc or up ra imo pili-ian bro... just weight your pros and cons

[jedvidlim]

usctc is good.. quite on par i guess with ust.. or even better..