Admissions
Admissions
The David R. Ravin School of Architecture (SoA) offers both undergraduate and graduate-level degree programs. Explore your options by selecting the program you are interested in below.
UNDERGRADuate ADMISSIONS
The SoA provides both a liberal and professional education based on a holistic view of the built environment that prepares undergraduate students to become future community and architectural leaders. Undergraduate degrees include a BA in Architecture or a Minor in Architectural History and Criticism.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS
The SoA graduate degree programs are recognized for the outstanding quality of our faculty, our commitment to community involvement, and the resources offered through research labs, classrooms, and studios. Graduate Programs include a Master of Architecture, Master of Urban Design, MS in Architecture, and more!
Discover undergraduate programs, including a BA in Architecture, a minor in Architectural History & Heritage, and the Arts & Architecture Honors Program.
Learn more about our undergraduate programs→
Learn more about our graduate programs, including our Master of Architecture, Master of Urban Design, Master of Science in Architecture, and our dual degree options. Discover graduate programs →
Visit the soa
The SoA invites applicants and prospective applicants to learn more about our program by attending our Open Houses and/or Facility Tours, both of which may be done in person or virtually. These events are opportunities to meet current faculty, staff, and students, and to ask questions about the program.
Information on Open Houses and Tours for the Fall 2026 Admission Cycle will be posted this summer!
9:1
student-to-teacher ratio
in the College of Arts + Architecture
5 DEGREES
1 undergraduate degree. 1 undergraduate minor. 3 master’s degrees.
350
students enrolled
in the School of Architecture