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UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES - ADMISSION
Admission to the Landscape Architecture Program has been
restricted since 1975. Undergraduate students wishing to
gain entrance to the Program must submit an application and
portfolio directly to the department
Advising Office
during the spring quarter prior to the year of participating
in upper division Landscape Architecture coursework. Most
often that means that the portfolio is submitted during a
student's sophomore spring quarter and, if accepted, that
student enrolls in upper division LDA coursework beginning
in their junior year. If an applicant is not already
enrolled at UC Davis, he or she must make a simultaneous
application to the Undergraduate
Admissions Office
according to standard campus format. Portfolio applications
to the Program are reviewed by landscape architecture
faculty members. Criteria for evaluation include:
- a)
The student's personal philosophical statement and
understanding of landscape architecture,
b) Potential to creatively solve problems, think and conceptualize in three-dimensions, and communicate graphically and verbally.
The
capacity of the program is based upon a maximum of 38
students in each class level (sophomore, junior, senior).
10/22/07