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Thank you! That's very helpful. My concern mostly stems from trying to coordinate things with my partner. She's considering either Portland or Eugene, but as she is applying to the interior arch program (beginning summer 2014), she might just want to live in Eugene. Is the job market in Eugene roughly equivalent to Portland? We live in Philly, so we don't expect it could be worse than it is here, and we've managed somewhat OK. Are there a good deal of admin jobs available at the University? Thanks for all the info!!

I was a recent admit to the 3 year architecture program. It says the first 3 quarters begin in Eugene, thereafter you apply to transition to Portland. Portland is where pretty much all of the non foundation courses I want to take are as I'm pursuing urban design with some focus on connecting with urban planning. My questions are: Does the 3 quarters limit begin with the summer term? Corresponding questions:When exactly would be the earliest transition point to Portland and how competitive/common is it to do the transition to Portland? What is it like beginning a stint in Eugene and then moving? Corresponding questions: Are there many C-list postings for such short term housing or does everyone do graduate housing..and is the graduate housing in Eugene nice...how much does it cost? Any feedback from those in the know here would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I was a recent admit to the 3 year architecture program. It says the first 3 quarters begin in Eugene, thereafter you apply to transition to Portland. Portland is where pretty much all of the non foundation courses I want to take are as I'm pursuing urban design with some focus on connecting with urban planning. My questions are: Does the 3 quarters limit begin with the summer term? Corresponding questions:When exactly would be the earliest transition point to Portland and how competitive/common is it to do the transition to Portland? What is it like beginning a stint in Eugene and then moving? Corresponding questions: Are there many C-list postings for such short term housing or does everyone do graduate housing..and is the graduate housing in Eugene nice...how much does it cost? Any feedback from those in the know here would be much appreciated. Thanks!

is anyone still waiting to hear from the urban design masters? i applied to the dual planning and urban design masters programs and have not heard anything. the website still says "in review"....

has anyone heard from UTAustin's dual program in Urban Design (M.U.D.) and MCRP? I see lots of MCRP results for Austin..my status still says "in review," but maybe this is just because I applied to the dual program?

i just wish i got a response..they do have 12 spots at least so you could get off the waitlist still..i hope it goes well for you...fingers crossed : )

contiguous, did it take long for you to get the response? have you made decisions yet ?

i contacted karen at williams yesterday and she has to yet to respond. i also contacted my poi and he responded warmly and cced her. urghghgh..has anyone else contacted for status?

what is going on with rutgers?! have they really not sent out decisions aside from that one phd admit ?!

yet to hear from williams and rutgers. maybe i'm on the waitlist at williams? i'm too afraid to email because i'm not able to couch it as i'm needing to know as i have acceptances elsewhere as for rutgers, it appears they really haven't sent out decisions yet...

still waiting on williams and rutgers. ughshshrh

i applied to 6: emory, upitt, bryn mawr, williams, rutgers, umich (first two i've been rejected)

it's so sad knowing the letter was probably written a while ago and was just sitting in the computer waiting to be sent and that there are probably more pending of the same sort that I have to look forward to.

Did everyone's emory rejection letter say: "thank you so much for your application, which we read with great interest" ?

to the rutgers admit: who is your poi? congrats!