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Hey, I was in the same situation as you. I'm applying to architecture and I'm pretty sure I was given zero information about webadvisor, so I emailed them yesterday, and all they did was reset my password in response. But I figured it out on my own. You were probably given an ID number of some kind at the bottom of an email confirming the submission of your application. Use that number with "cca" right in front of it as your username. They reset my password to my birthday, but then again I'm almost positive that I never set a password, so I'd try your birthday (MMDDYY). If not, there is an option to easily reset your password as long as you can provide your email, birthday and ID number. Hope this helps. I don't understand if an email went to my spam folder or what, but I am glad I have now figured this out. My application is still under review...

Thanks for this... I had even looked into Bartlett, but only at the standard diploma program. I do indeed like what I have read about their programs. It appears that their M.Arch in Urban Design is open to outside disciplines, but I am afraid that it is similar to the other international options that I have found. The description online is very brief, but I am sure that it isn't anywhere near the equivalent of a three year M.Arch in North America. It seems to have a very broad focus and it is only 12 months long. Perhaps it is similar to the Interprofessional Studio at the AA School. I will look into it and post if I come to a different conclusion. I am really starting to realize that there just aren't any options overseas...

This is my first post on the forum and I see that there are not that many posts in architecture! I hope I can get some information. Anyway, I have applied to five programs this year for the three year program. I spent a huge amount of time on my applications. I graduated with a BFA in photography and I took the summer program at Berkeley last year. So I am hoping to at least get into a couple of my choices. That being said, I graduated from the University of British Columbia and I have always been interested in living outside of the US. Studying is often much cheaper that way too... I'm terrified of falling $150k in debt. I have done a lot of research and I basically found no options for architecture internationally considering that I am coming from an unrelated discipline. I know UBC and Toronto have the three year option. It seems like even McGill and other Canadian universities can accomodate a four year option (two years undergrad, two years grad). I am inquiring into the Oslo School of Architecture because they might be willing to set up something similar. The Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam offers a four year program. This would be a dream come true, however only one of the four years is taught in English. Outside of what I have listed, I have found nothing. Not even in the UK or Australia. This is very difficult to research though, so I am hopeful that there are some good options that I have not come across. Is there anyone out there who might know more?