University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning


A d v i s e m e n t
 
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
>> you are here > home

 

> UB Undergraduate Admissions

.: ub freshmen admissions
.: ub transfer admissions
.: transfer admission criteria

> UB Undergraduate Advising

.: ub advising newsletter
.: ub undergraduate academics
.: ub student learning center
.: ub blake academic success center

> UB Student Records & Finances

.: student records
.: student registration
.: student financial aid
.: student finances & records forms
.: student academic policies
.: student accounts

> UB Undergraduate Catalogue

.: bachelor of science in architecture
.: minor in architecture
.: bachelor of arts in environmental design
.: minor in environmental design

> UB Architecture & Planning

.: sa&p overview
.: sa&p news
.: sa&p exhibitions

> Career and Employment Resources

.: sa&p career resources
.: epa student fellowships
.: architects
.: construction managers
.: industrial designers
.: environmental designers/urban planners
.: landscape architects
.: land surveyors/cartographers
.: preservationists/archivists/curators
.: property/real estate managers
.: professional resources & societies
.: UB Career Services
   

 

> UB School of Architecture and Planning Advisement Mission Statement

The University at Buffalo's School of Architecture and Planning Advisement provides a valuable resource to assist students in the attainment of their educational goals and adjustment to the academic rigors of university life. Advisement offers a broad spectrum of information to all undergraduate students in the University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning.

A major aspect of the advisement process is to assist students in becoming independent, self-confident decision makers who are able to solve problems that arise in the process of pursuing their education. Advisors and mentors help students build individualized strategies for collegiate success by assisting them in determining an appropriate course load; interpreting academic requirement; university procedures and regulations; as well as serving as academic consultants. When appropriate advisors and mentors, along with UB's School of Architecture and Planning Advisement, will refer students to other university offices that provide various student support services.

All students in the UB School of Architecture and Planning are assigned faculty advisors and mentors upon admission to the School. In addition, UB's School of Architecture and Planning Advisement is available for assistance. Students are encouraged to consult regularly with their advisors and mentors in matters pertaining to academic options, course selection, postbaccalaureate studies, and career opportunities. Students meet with advisors and mentors as often as they choose to explore educational opportunities available within the School of Architecture and Planning and the University at Buffalo, and to plan a course of study that is consistent with their abilities, achievements, interests, and expectations.The ultimate goal of advisement is to empower students to use the tools and resources available to become active and responsible learners in accordance with the University at Buffalo's policy on Students Rights and Responsibilities.

(Adapted from the University at Buffalo's Statement on Services in Academic Advising.)

> UB School of Architecture and Planning Advisement Appointments

Students interested in scheduling an advising appointment with UB's School of Architecture and Planning Advisement may do so by calling 716.829.3485 between 9am & 4:30pm Monday through Friday and inform the School's operator you'd like to schedule an advising appointment. The School's operator will then schedule an advising appointment.

Current UB students should bring their UBDARS to the advising appointment. UB students can generate their UBDARS for an academic major by visiting MyUB.

> ub school of architecture and planning history

> ub school of architecture and planning admission statement

> ub school of architecture and planning transfer policy

> ub school of architecture and planning statement on student records & privacy

For optimal viewing, use of Internet Explorer or Firefox is recommended.

If any broken Web links are encountered, notify ap-advising@buffalo.edu with the name and URL of the broken Web link.

 

 

> SA&P Advisement

.: sa&p admission statement
.: sa&p transfer policies
.: sa&p advisement affiliated staff
.: statement on student records & privacy
.: sa&p undergraduate presentation on architecture & environmental design

:: SA&P -- BS Arch + Arch Minor

.: bachelor of science in architecture
.: architecture major brochure
.: bs arch general information
.: undergraduate bs arch studio work
.: techne - a publication of student design

.: minor in architecture
.: architecture minor brochure

.: master of architecture 3+ year track

.: architecture admission
.: architecture portfolio standards
.: architecture academic preparation
.: architecture supplemental applications
.: transfer admission criteria
.: architecture scholarships
.: scholarship search
.: ncarb arch education & development

.: sa&p computing requirements

:: SA&P -- BA Env Dsn + Env Dsn Minor

.: bachelor of arts in environmental design
.: environmental design major brochure
.: environmental design and planning facts
.: ba env dsn general information
.: undergraduate env dsn studio work

.: minor in environmental design
.: environmental design minor brochure

.: environmental design admission
.: environmental design admission materials
.: transfer admission criteria
.: urban & regional planning scholarships
.: scholarship search

.: sa&p computing requirements

 

 University at Buffalo University at Buffalo   l  Department of Architecture   l  Department of Urban and Regional Planning  

University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning Advisement
110 Hayes Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214-3087 p: 716-829-3485 f: 716-829-3256 e: ap-advisor@buffalo.edu

Last Updated: 12/20/2007 11:11 AM

Copyright © 2004-2007, All rights reserved.
University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning

For optimal viewing, use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer or Mozilla's Firefox is recommended.
Legal Notices