What is the best architectural college in Texas?
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Texas A&M College of Architecture is one of the largest architectural colleges in the United States (2,000 students), is ranked the best in Texas, and 20th among public institutions (tied with Yale University).\nt.u. and rice do not compare.
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If you are interested in architectural engineering I would look into UT Austin. They have a great program, I don't think A&M even has an Arch Eng program. Arch engineers have to be familiar with aspects of electrical, structural, acoustical, chemical and mechanical engineering. They also have to have a strong familiarity with HVAC.
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Royal academy of arts - London UK\nAutomotive design in Coventry university UK
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in the usa best are californian college of arts and school of visual art in NY and ny academy of art. in fact i think that better schools are in EU. there are a lot of academys of fine arts in Austria and in Germany and they are really good.  \nyou can check newsweek's brochure about studing in whole world.
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Texas Private School Accreditation Commission\n\nhttp://216.109.125.130/search/cache?search=Tx+%22school%22+%22accredited%22&ei=UTF-8&fr=ks-ques&p=Tx+%22school%22+%22accredited%22&u=www.tepsac.com/what_is_the_function_of_tepsac.htm&w=tx+school+accredited&d=MpqscDmtM0-t&icp=1&.intl=us
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Sam Houston State University\nTexas A&M University-Comerce\nTexas A&M University-Kingsville\nThe University of Texas at Dallas\n\nThese are colleges that teach crimminology in Texas
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Texas AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL University
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You can download a list of colleges accredited by the NAAB - the National Architectural Accrediting Board - at this site:\nhttp://www.naab.org/cal_cat1724/cal_cat.htm\n\nThere are about 60 such schools. Please don't waste your time attending an architecture school that is not accredited by the NAAB.
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It really doesn't matter so much where you go to school; what matters is how you do while you're there (and the MCAT). The better the sciences at the school, the better prepared you will be. Go somewhere decent, but go there and seriously tool it up. Baylor and A&M are both plenty good enough to go anywhere if you max out there. If you have the grades, Rice would be at the top of my Texas list. UT is also probably a good bet to be as strong academically as the two you're considering. \n\nGo here, they expand on the same idea as above:\n\nhttp://www.premedonline.com/HS%20advice/hscollege.html
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The best is Rice, but of course it is very difficult to get into. University of Texas at Houston is probably your best choice.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas.\n\nAggie: being that most were Agriculture majors, aggie was the nicknamed they adopted.
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Texas A&M has two reactors in use. Both their mechanical and nuclear engineering programs are excellent.
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Austin by far.  Not only is the school fantastic but the city itself is totally rad.  Music galore and always something to do.  The weather allows for some great looking eye candy too!
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You mean colleges?\nThe best are MIT, Stanford, University of California at Berkley, and CalTech. \nBut all of them are highly competitive colleges, so be sure to apply early and do great at your testings. :)
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well almost every college has these things in some shape or form. Best suggestion talk to your High school counselor and she will help guide you to a school with the best options for what you want to do. Most of your big state universities are excellent in science, tech and architecture however. yahoo also has a college section so you can research schools there.
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Any big "aggie" school like Texas A&M
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I’m in the same situation as you are, I know its hard, and we have less of a chance than any one. But there are a lot of academic scholarships out there. You can also look for ones based on the field you want to study. I know here (texas) there are scholarships through the state to become architects and the like, but you must work for the state for the first few years after you graduate. There are many others like that too, try looking into internships over the summer, that always helps.