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The undergraduate architecture program has two components: general architecture and preprofessional architecture. Admission to the general architecture program is open to all students admitted into the university. Admission into the preprofessional program in the second-year is competitive and based on a comprehensive review of the student’s portfolio, essay, statement of intent, and grade point average. In order to apply, students must successfully complete the following courses with a minimum grade of "C" : ARCH 1311, ARCH 1341, ARCH 1353 and ARCH 1412. Transfer students who have taken Architecture classes at other institutions and wish to have their work reviewed for placement in the preprofessional program should contact Jess Schwintz for information on how to apply.

Application Components:

  1. Application
  2. Statement of intent – what do you bring to the program no one else does? (unique and no more than one page)
  3. Portfolio (see guidelines below)
  4. Written Essay – test developed by, administered, and graded by the Writing Center


Supporting guidelines and process information:


Comprehensive Review for El Paso Program:

After your second year at EPCC, DACC or other program, you are to submit a portfolio of design work, letter of intent, an application to the College of Architecture and a transfer application to Texas Tech which includes a transcript indicating completion of an associate's degree. Applications may be done on line. Portfolio and letter must be sent to: Prof. Morris Brown, AIA, Director; CoA El Paso Program, Texas Tech University, 9050 Viscount Blvd. El Paso, TX. 79901 ph: 915-760-8275.


Attention transfer students applying to second or third year!
Portfolio and statement of intent are due May 2.