USC or Carnegie Mellon for MS in building science?

[STEMgirl]

Hi all,

I am deciding between USC and Carnegie Mellon University for their building science program. They are both programs in the architecture school, and the one at CMU is called "Building Performance and Diagnostics". Both programs are two years and they both cost around 20k-30k a year after partial funding. Does anyone know about the schools or the programs? Any helps are appreciated!

On the side note, I got into UF's project management PhD program, but I will likely decline unless I get full funding. I am still waiting for Stanford's sustainable design degree in the civil department.