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School of the Art Institute of Chicago Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Master of Architecture Master of Architecture with emphasis in Interior Architecture II. EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES AND CURRICULUM II.3. EVALUATION OF PREPARATORY/PRE-PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION As described in section II.2.2 Professional Degrees and Curriculum, the two Option II tracks—the 60 credit hour tracks—are intended for students who have finished undergraduate pre-professional bach- elors degrees in architectural studies, interior design, or architectural technology may request admission to either the Master of Architecture or Master of Architecture with Emphasis in Interior Architec- ture Option II degree program. Students who are accepted into the accelerated degree programs will still need to fulfill 45 credits of non-architectural college-level coursework that are required for graduation from a NAAB accredited Master of Architecture degree program. Students must request consideration for Option II status in a letter with their application. This consideration is made after admission to SAIC’s Master of Architecture program, is dependent on available space in the program, and upon review of a binder and college transcript showing completion of the following classes: 6 semester credit hours in building science, 3 semester credit hours in structural engineering, 6 semester credit hours in architectural history, and 6 semester credit hours in design studios. Per NAAB requirements, students requesting Option II status should mail or deliver a binder of the syllabi and work produced in the above courses to the Program Director by April 1. The Program Director reviews the binders for the presentation of information that best exemplifies SPC in the courses offered the first year of the three-year program, and marks the binders with notes indicating the SPCs demonstrated. Students admitted into the Option II program may also be missing one or two specific topical architectural classes, and if so will be required to take those classes at SAIC. They may use their elective courses to fulfill this coursework before graduation. Students who have been admitted into SAIC’s Master of Architecture tracks and who request consideration for Option II status may be placed into the regular Master of Architecture degree programs if their undergraduate transcripts and syllabi from their undergraduate program do not cover all of the topics in the first year of the Master of Architecture or MArch with an Emphasis in Interior Architecture degree program. II. EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES AND CURRICULUM II.4. Public Information II.4.1. Statement on NAAB-Accredited Degrees Required language from the promotional materials can be found on SAICs website and in the catalog, which will be available in the team room. II. EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES AND CURRICULUM II.4. Public Information II.4.2. Access to NAAB Conditions and Procedures II.4.3. Access to Career Development Information II.4.4. Public Access to APRs and VTRs Architecture Program Report | 146
The documents that section II.4.2–4 of the 2009 Conditions for Accreditation require to be available on-campus are housed in the AIADO administrative offices and are made accessible to current and prospective students, faculty, and staff. Additionally, copies of both prior Annual Reports are part of the reference collection in the library, and all accreditation documents (APRs, VTRs, Annual Reports, and accreditation decision letters) have duplicate copies in the Office of the Deans and Division Chairs. II. EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES AND CURRICULUM II.4. Public Information II.4.5 ARE Pass Rates The SAIC MArch program has its first graduates after the Spring 2009 semester. By the time of the writing of this APR, no alumni of the School’s MArch program have yet sat for the Architectural Re- cords Exam; therefore, there are no pass rates to report. 147 | Spring 2011 II. Educational Outcomes and Curricula Educational Outcomes and Curricula SECTION II
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