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Are there any architecture (Masters) schools in the US that don't require physics/maths as a pre-requisite?
I'm looking for architecture schools in the US to do my Masters. Does anybody know of any architecture school, in which the program does not require any pre-requisites in math/physics/calculus/geometry?
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- It would seem to me that if you are going to be designing buildings which involve stressors (physics) and angles (math), you would not be asking this question.........
- Sorry, Architecture is as much a technical degree as it is a artistic/creative one. Even programs like SCIArch which are very heavy on the design side have a calculos level prereq.
