Architecture Degrees Online

Major Architectural Engineering

Program Admission Requirements

1. Student must successfully complete and obtain a cumulative average of 70% in the following courses:

MATH141 , MATH132 , PHYS 41, PHYS132 , ENME121

2. Success in Assessment Test in Visual and Artistic skills

3. Department approval based on intake capacity – priority is given to students with higher scores in the courses above and where these are even, other academic criteria can be sought by the department committee .

Condition for Continuing in Major
Student in Major must maintain a cumulative Major average of not less than 70%.

Program Requirements
Student must successfully complete a minimum of 103 credit hours of courses distributed as follows:

1. (13 credit hours) ENCE210 , ENCE220 , ENCE223 , ENCE323 , ENCE336 , ENCE532

2. ( 3 credit hours) ENME430

3. (3 credit hours) ENEE330

4. Core courses (72 credit hours)

ENAR221 , ENAR222 , ENAR223 , ENAR224 , ENAR225 , ENAR227 , ENAR232 , ENAR234 , ENAR235 , ENAR236 , ENAR237 , ENAR321 , ENAR322 , ENAR323 , ENAR324 , ENAR331 , ENAR334 , ENAR341 , ENAR342 , ENAR401 , ENAR431 , ENAR433 , ENAR436 , ENAR442 , ENAR451 , ENAR520 , ENAR530

5. All Courses (9 credit hours) in one of the following concentrations:
a. Architectural Design: ENAR412 , ENAR539 , ENAR551
b. Urban Planning: ENAR413 , ENAR535 , ENAR553
c. Building Construction: ENAR5311 , ENCE5312 , ENCE5314

6. Elective course (3 credit hours) from the following list depending on the concentration:
a. Architectural Design: ENAR531 , ENAR534 , ENAR537 , ENAR5391
b. Urban Planning: ENAR532 , ENAR533 , ENAR536 , ENAR538
c. Building Construction: ENCE5315 , ENCE5316 , ENAR5317

Scholarship funds
Universidad ORT over 1,700 scholarships awarded annually to individuals whose income and your family will not allow them to fully fund their studies and high school graduates of high performance.

Scholarships for university
Scholarships Fund Scholarship Contests (FBC) are granted taking into account the score obtained by the applicant in the academic aptitude test PAA and their family income. The PAA is the Spanish version of the SAT, used for admission to American universities. The test can give the ORT University in February, March, August and October each year and is corrected by the College Board in the United States.

The Fund for Academic Excellence (FEXA) is aimed at outstanding students who have completed 6th. year of high school in school year 2008 and have an average rating of 9 or more in the last year of high school or have passed all tests of high school in the period of December 2008. This scholarship does not depend on the economic condition of the applicant. Who meet the requirements of candidacy, and the test to obtain a score equal to or greater than 1100 points, access to a minimum 10% scholarship for the entire race, being able to score depending reach 50%.

The competitions for revalidation University Scholarships are aimed at students from universities in Uruguay or abroad, who wish to continue their studies to validate his career in ORT. The scholarships are awarded by considering the student’s academic background and economic situation of their families. To keep the scholarship throughout the race, the student must achieve a cumulative average of Calificaciones not less than 70% and a minimum of six Total credits per year from the semester in which credits have not recognized.

Grants for technical
The Scholarship Fund Training Education (FCL) is designed to support the implementation of technical careers in labor demand in the short and medium term, to facilitate rapid integration or reintegration into the labor market. The scholarships are awarded considering the financial need of the applicant and their educational background and employment.

The Scholarship Fund “Samuel Liberman Lerner offers full scholarships annually for racing Electro and Electronics Technician Electronics Computer Technician. It is intended for students whose financial resources do not allow them to finance their studies. Covers the whole of the race if the recipient maintains an acceptable school.

Accumulation of scholarships

Benefits for families and graduates
-Brothers, children, parents or spouses enrolled simultaneously in courses a discount of 15% each.
-The students of careers or graduate from college have a 25% discount on other courses or careers performing simultaneously.
-University graduates or postgraduates ORT have a 25% discount on courses, careers and graduate programs.
Graduates of career-technical ORT have a 15% discount on courses or careers.

Bachelor of Architecture Degree Requirements
The Bachelor of Architecture at NJIT is a first professional degree program which is fully accredited by the National Architecture Accrediting Board (NAAB). The curriculum fulfills the educational requirements of the Architectural Registration Examination (ARE), which professionals must successfully pass in order to employ the title “architect”. The ARE is a fully computerized examination which is administered on an annual basis by the Architectural Registration Boards in each state. Students who receive their B. Arch. degree are eligible to take the ARE once they have completed an Internship Development Program (IDP). This internship is generally of three years duration, with some credit given for part-time employment.

Credit Distribution for Bachelor of Architecture Degree

Required Architecture Credits 96
Architecture Electives 15
Free Electives 9
Rutgers Drawing Course 3
General University Requirements 41

TOTAL CREDITS 164

The minimum credit requirement for graduation is the successful completion of 164 credits of prescribed courses within the curriculum; and the maintenance of a 2.0 (C) average. Students are also required to maintain a minimum of a 2.0 studio cumulative average to advance to each succeeding year of studio. Students must take one upper level studio designated as comprehensive studio. All 100, 200, 300 level architecture core courses must be completed prior to enrollment in Arch 563, 564, and 565.