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What is the difference between the two-year and three-year track MLA program?

April 26, 2017MLA program three-year track

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What is the difference between the two-year and three-year track MLA program?

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Those people who have a previous Architecture or Landscape Architecture undergraduate degree are eligible to do the MLA program on the two-year track, instead of the standard three-year track. You must apply by January 15th for the next Autumn Quarter and you must submit a portfolio. It will be up to the Graduate Program Coordinator and the Chair to determine if you are eligible for the two-year track. Occasionally, students with an Environmental Design degree are eligible for the two-year track.