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I love Boston Architectural College its staff is professional, patience and has an excellent customer service. I transfered from a public Texas University, because the professors did not want to take the time to teach me with diligence the matter subjects at the time, since architecture was not my bachelor the experience was horrible! I am an A student, and I was getting Cs in this mediocre place, and I was extremely frustrated. As soon as I transferred to the BAC things were different not easy but... Read More I was learning and understanding. The professors had the patience and the time to teach me. I am extremely happy in this University, they are a diverse and high-quality service and excellent professors. I will be graduating in Fall 2022 when at one point I thought architecture was impossible to reach for me they made it possible. I am prepared and ready to practice. I highly recommend this University it is worth every single Pennie!!

A 5 year grad program is much to long, in this case it isn't about the quality of education as much as the need for financial support. The work load is difficult and challenging, which for the program I chose was expected, however the criteria of which you are evaluated on is not always clear, and is often left to the personal opinions of the individual professor. (That being said, I've been blessed with knowledgeable, professional professors, however since faculty is mostly adjunct....there's no... Read More guarantee who will be teaching what semester.) Being in the heart of Boston is wonderful, culturally diverse, and rich in history. However there is no parking...So trucking architecture supplies around can be difficult some times of the year (i.e. all winter) Its a school where you need to know what you're getting into ahead of time. It's not easy, there's no hand-holding and the education will be only be as valuable as the amount if effort you put into it.