Boston Architectural College
How this student rated the school
| Research Quality | D+ | Research Availability | - |
| Research Funding | - | Graduate Politics | - |
| Errand Runners | - | Degree Completion | - |
| Alternative pay [ta/gsi] | F | Sufficient Pay | - |
| Competitiveness | B | Education Quality | F |
| Faculty Accessibility | B | Useful Research | D+ |
| Extracurriculars | F | Success-Understanding | F |
| Surrounding City | A+ | Social Life/Environment | C |
| "Individual" treatment | F | Friendliness | D |
| Safety | B+ | Campus Beauty | F |
| Campus Maintenance | D+ | University Resource/spending | F |
| Describes the student body as: Broken SpiritDescribes the faculty as: Arrogant, Condescending | |||
Male
| Lowest Rating Alternative pay [ta/gsi] | F |
| Highest Rating Surrounding City | A+ |
He cares more about Education Quality than the average student.
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Major: Interior Design (This Major's Salary over time)
there is NO organization, no dissemination of information. that gathered from administration is not necessarily true. few people ever graduate, and when they do it takes well over the advertised time (closer to 10 years than 5 or 7). i would NOT recommend this school to anyone looking to learn from professionals. Some teachers are excellent, but most are either less experienced than most students, are students themselves at some other school, or do not even work (or know anything about) the subject they are teaching.