Best Architecture Colleges in North Carolina 2022: Rating, Fees & Degrees

Hi readers! Do you want to become an architect? If yes, this post will be of help to you. Here, I’ve compiled a list of best architecture colleges in North Carolina. Here, readers will find the following details – list of architecture colleges, rating, fees, programs/majors, admission requirements and tests.

Let us check out the list now. Here it is –

 

Top Affordable Architecture Colleges in North Carolina for 2022

Rank	College	Fees/Cost	Type of Institute	Degrees & Awards	Address
1	North Carolina A & T State University	$9,097	4-year, Public	Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship	1601 E Market St, Greensboro, North Carolina 27411
2	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	$10,085	4-year, Public	One but less than two years certificate|Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Post-master’s certificate|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship|Doctor’s degree – professional practice	103 South Bldg Cb 9100, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599
3	Appalachian State University	$10,525	4-year, Public	Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Post-master’s certificate|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship	287 Rivers St, Boone, North Carolina 28608
4	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	$11,108	4-year, Public	Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Post-master’s certificate|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship|Doctor’s degree – professional practice	1400 Spring Garden St, Greensboro, North Carolina 27402-6170
5	East Carolina University	$13,635	4-year, Public	Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Post-master’s certificate|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship|Doctor’s degree – professional practice	East 5th Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27858-4353
6	North Carolina State University at Raleigh	$14,958	4-year, Public	Less than one year certificate|Associate’s degree|Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship|Doctor’s degree – professional practice	2101 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7001
7	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	$15,200	4-year, Public	Bachelor’s degree|Postbaccalaureate certificate|Master’s degree|Post-master’s certificate|Doctor’s degree – research/scholarship|Doctor’s degree – professional practice	9201 University City Blvd, Charlotte, North Carolina 28223-0001

 

For ranking these colleges, I’ve used the ‘affordability’ factor. I’ve ranked these colleges on the basis of ‘net cost’.

 

Come, let us take a close look at best architecture programs/majors. Here is the list –

 

Best Architecture Programs/Majors

 

1. Architectural History, Criticism and Conservation

   • Architectural Conservation
   • Architectural History and Criticism (General)
   • Architectural History, Criticism and Conservation (Other)
   • Architectural Studies

2. Architectural Sciences and Technology

   • Architectural and Building Sciences
   • Architectural Sciences and Technology
   • Architectural Technology/Technician

3. Architecture

   • Architectural Design
   • Architecture
   • Architecture (Other)
   • Pre-Architecture Studies

4. Architecture and Related Services (Other)

5. Urban, Community and Regional Planning

6. Environmental Design

   • Environmental Design (Other)
   • Environmental Design/Architecture
   • Healthcare Environment Design/Architecture
   • Sustainable Design

7. Interior Architecture

8. Landscape Architecture

9. Real Estate Development

 

Popular architecture programs are available in formats such as – Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, Doctor’s Degree, Postgraduate Certificate etc. Let us check out the admission requirements now. Here is everything you need to know about it –

 

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Admission requirements and tests

These are some of the popular admission requirements –

• Secondary School GPA
• Secondary School Rank
• Secondary School Record
• Completion of college-preparatory Program
• Recommendations
• Admission Tests (SAT/ACT)
• TOEFL

 

Depending upon the college, the above requirements may be labeled as – required, recommended or considered but not required.

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