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good school for architecture?


Question Posted Sunday September 13 2009, 5:07 pm

im going to be graduating next year and i know im interested in architecture and thats what i would like to go to school for but i just dont know what schools would be best. i live in california and would like to go to school localy so can anyone help?

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christina answered Monday September 14 2009, 3:17 am:
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That site has a list of schools with good architecture programs. :) I'm sure you'll find one on the list that is close to you.

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