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The Bachelor of Science in Architecture (B.S. Arch) offers a rigorous and distinguished architectural education profile for our students around technology in all areas – design, history, theory, and communication. Our undergraduate degree program offers flexibility in the design studio sequence to allow coordinated interdisciplinary work with other schools at Georgia Tech. We build our academic foundation on studio classes, history of theory and a deliberate blend of technology and design. We offer incubator workshops to all our students, from Freshmen through Seniors, which allow them to follow their intellectual passions and hone in-demand skills. The experimentation in our classes reflects the evolution happening now in professional Architecture.
The Bachelor of Science in Architecture program prepares students for graduate-level studies in architecture, for graduate study in related fields, or a variety of careers related to architecture, the building industry, or government service.
Wellness | ||
APPH 1040 | Sci Foundation of Health | 2 |
or APPH 1050 | Sci of Phys Act & Health | |
Core A - Essential Skills | ||
ENGL 1101 | English Composition I | 3 |
ENGL 1102 | English Composition II | 3 |
MATH 1552 | Integral Calculus | 4 |
Core B - Institutional Options | ||
CS 1301 | Intro to Computing | 3 |
or CS 1315 | Intro Media Computation | |
Core C - Humanities | ||
Any HUM 1 | 6 | |
Core D - Science, Math, & Technology | ||
PHYS 2211 | Intro Physics I 2 | 4 |
Lab Science | 4 | |
MATH 1551 | Differential Calculus | 2 |
MATH 1553 | Intro to Linear Algebra | 2 |
Core E - Social Sciences | ||
Select one of the following: | 3 | |
HIST 2111 |
United States to 1877 | |
HIST 2112 |
United States since 1877 | |
INTA 1200 |
American Government | |
POL 1101 |
Government of the U.S. | |
PUBP 3000 |
US Constitutional Issues | |
ARCH 4126 | Paris Urban History | 3 |
or HTS 3011 | City in American Hist | |
Any SS | 6 | |
Core F - Courses Related to Major | ||
ARCH 1009 | Fundamentals Of Arch I | 4 |
ARCH 1010 | Fundamentals Of Arch II | 4 |
ARCH 1060 | Intro-Design & Built Env | 3 |
ARCH 2011 | Arch Design Studio I 3 | 4 |
ARCH 2111 | History of Arch I 3 | 3 |
Major Requirements | ||
ARCH 2012 | Arch Design Studio II | 4 |
ARCH 2112 | History of Arch II | 3 |
ARCH 2211 | Construction Tech I | 3 |
ARCH 2472 | Arch Modeling & Media 2 | 3 |
ARCH 2474 | Arch Modeling & Media 3 | 3 |
ARCH 3231 | Environmental Systems I | 3 |
ARCH 4251 | Structures I | 3 |
ARCH 3404 | Arch Design Studio III | 4 |
ARCH 3405 | Arch Design Studio IV | 4 |
ARCH Electives | ||
Any ARCH, BC, COA, CP, or ID 5 | 15 | |
ARCH 4404 | Arch Design Studio V | 4 |
ARCH 4405 | Arch Design Studio VI | 4 |
Free Electives | ||
Free Electives | 15 | |
Total Credit Hours | 131 |
Pass-fail only allowed for Free Electives.
1 |
No ARCH courses allowed. |
2 |
If PHYS 2231 is taken, excess hour applies to Free Electives. |
3 |
Minimum grade of C average required for ARCH 2011 and ARCH 2012. |
4 |
Minimum grade of C average required for ARCH 3011 and ARCH 3012. |
5 |
Limit 3 credit hours of ARCH undergraduate research. Excess apply to Free Electives. |
6 |
Students may also complete a 10 credit hour concentration approved by faculty. Please consult with your advisor on course selection. |
Requirements
- The non-refundable freshman application fee is $75 (international applicants: $85). Students who pay an application fee but do not submit an application will not have their fee refunded.
- Included with the Common Application and Georgia Tech Questions is one long essay and two short answer essays. The purpose of the essays is to assess your writing ability and, more importantly, to learn more about you as an individual. This portion of the application helps us get to know you, assess mutual fit and better understand what you could contribute to Georgia Tech.
- TOEFL or IELTS scores
- We will only accept one (1) recommendation from your counselor and one (1) from the teacher of your choice. Any additional recommendations will not be considered with your application.
- Interview
- The GPA we consider is the one taken directly from your high school transcript. We will use a 100 point GPA, if available, and weighted, if available. If not, we’re happy to consider a 4.0 GPA or similar and/or unweighted GPA.
- If your high school does not provide a GPA or you have attended multiple high schools, we will recalculate a weighted 4.0 GPA (0.5 points added for AP, IB, Dual Enrollment & AICE courses) using core courses only.
- To help us better understand your high school and its curriculum, your counselor will submit a School Report form and/or School Profile with your transcript.
- The University System of Georgia requires minimum academic courses of all first time students, though most applicants exceed those in at least one area. USG requirements include:
- English - 4 Units
- Math - 4 Units
- Science - 4 Units
- Social Science - 3 Units
- Foreign Language - 2 Units
Scholarships
- President's Scholarship Program