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Also has anyone seen this post? http://www.archdaily.com/806550/85-studio-hours-a-week-in-the-life-of-a-master-of-architecture-student?utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_content=58bdfb8604d3013d946a3585&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook I'd love to hear/see more data like this!

Has anyone heard back from Virginia Tech yet?

Yeah it really does feel good, now I'm just waiting on the financial aide to come in, which will be the main decision point. That's great! Congrats. I have a classmate who's in her second year at UT and she absolutely loves it. Interested to see how the program changes now that they've selected a permanent dean (old Yale professor).

Just heard back from U.Mich and UC Denver!

Would love to hear more from either of you about VA Tech if you decided to attend.

Hey rebtrue! You're definitely not the only (crazy) one. This is my short list (all M.Arch): Michigan Yale UT UC Denver University of British Columbia V.Tech My background: Currently a Colorado resident, software product manager for the Department of Human Services. BA with a degree in fine art Photography from a small school in Austin, St. Edward's University (nolanpatrickgreen.com). Architecture gives me the ability to work conceptually in scale and materials that traditional photography doesn't provide. Aside from my photography degree I have experience in program management, engineering change management and software product management. Graduated with a 3.61 GPA and hopefully a decent GRE score, strong writing skills but my statement of purpose needs to be refined a bit. I have connections at UT, former St. Ed's alumni who are attending the UT M.Arch program currently and a few recent grads. UM is my top choice because of their insane facilities. UC Denver is a top choice as well due to Colorado residency and their design/build program. Good luck rebtrue! Maybe I'll see you in Denver!

Everyone posts such great and interesting work. I'll be applying in the fall for an MFA in photography. Here's my newly christened site, still need to add all my older work. And as always, any feedback is welcome. Nolanpatrickgreen.com

Thanks for all the input! I'll definitely try and make it to the fall pre-interview event.

I'm planning on applying to MassArt for my MFA in photography starting Fall 2014 and I was wondering what type of facilities they had. I was lucky in the way that my undergrad program had great equipment- Imacon scanners, multiple 44" Epsons, K7 printers, etc. I'd rather not take a downgrade going into my MFA and MassArt is at the top of my list for potential schools. Thanks!