College of the Holy Cross
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College of the Holy Cross

College of the Holy Cross

How Architecture Impacts Everyone, Every Day

1 College St, Worcester, MA 01610, USA

About College of the Holy Cross

The Architectural Studies Program at the College of the Holy Cross, situated within the Visual Arts Department, offers a major and minor for undergraduates. This interdisciplinary program explores the profound impact of architecture on individuals and society daily. Students delve into foundational knowledge and skills in architectural principles, covering design methodologies, materials, and construction techniques. The curriculum encourages understanding the production and use of architecture in historical, cultural, and global contexts, while also examining how the built environment gives meaning to our lives. Key areas of study include architectural history and theory, design and representation, urbanism and the built environment, cross-cultural architecture, and environmental and sustainable design. The program aims to prepare students for further study or careers in architectural assistance, urban planning, construction management, or related fields. It also incorporates community engagement and internship opportunities within New England's rich cultural resources.
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Architectural Studies
Major

The Architectural Studies Program connects the history of art and studio by exploring issues related to design, space and place. The rich cultural resources of New England and the greater Northeast form an integral part of our department's curriculum, offering our students abundant learning, community engagement and internship opportunities.

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Architectural Studies
Minor

The Architectural Studies Program connects the history of art and studio by exploring issues related to design, space and place. The rich cultural resources of New England and the greater Northeast form an integral part of our department's curriculum, offering our students abundant learning, community engagement and internship opportunities.

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English
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Certificate in Architectural Studies
Certificate

The Certificate in Architectural Studies provides foundational knowledge and skills in architectural principles. You'll explore design methodologies, materials, and construction techniques, preparing you for further study or career advancement in architecture and related fields.

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Accreditations & Affiliations
Not professionally accredited by NAAB (National Architectural Accrediting Board), as it is an undergraduate liberal arts program in Architectural Studies, not a professional architecture degree program (e.g., B.Arch or M.Arch). The college itself is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education.
Admissions
Deadlines
Early Decision I
November 15
Regular Decision
January 15
Early Decision II
January 15
Requirements
High school transcript, two letters of recommendation (one from school counselor, one from teacher), application fee ($60), Common Application or Apply Coalition with Scoir. SAT/ACT scores are considered but not required. Interviews are recommended and have specific deadlines.

College of the Holy Cross Academic FAQ

College of the Holy Cross is How Architecture Impacts Everyone, Every Day

Applicants are typically required to submit: High school transcript, two letters of recommendation (one from school counselor, one from teacher), application fee ($60), Common Application or Apply Coalition with Scoir. SAT/ACT scores are conside....

College of the Holy Cross provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Architectural Studies, Architectural Studies, Certificate in Architectural Studies.

College of the Holy Cross is situated in Worcester, United States, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.

Yes, College of the Holy Cross holds accreditations from: Not professionally accredited by NAAB (National Architectural Accrediting Board), as it is an undergraduate liberal arts program in Architectural Studies, not a professional architecture degree program (e.g., B.Arch or M.Arch). The college itself is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education..