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UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES (commonly
requested forms
are below)
UC Davis offers the only professionally accredited
undergraduate degree in landscape architecture in the UC
system. It is a four-year program and graduates between 35
and 40 students per year. Fully accredited, as a
professional degree program, by the American Society of
Landscape Architects, the program prepares students to
practice the profession of Landscape Architecture, as guided
by the standards of the State of California, as well as the
American Society of Landscape Architects.
Consistently ranked among the top undergraduate programs in
the field, the program offers students a well-rounded,
general education, while, at the same time, providing the
skills and technical expertise necessary for a professional
career in landscape architecture. The curriculum includes
breadth in the humanities, social sciences and environmental
sciences, to help students understand the complex
relationships between human culture, the built environment
and natural systems. Enrollment in this major must be
limited due to staffing and space restrictions. Students are
admitted through an application/portfolio process, normally
in the spring of the Sophomore year. There is also a
pre-major
in landscape architecture for prospective students.
Useful
links:
The following forms
can be found on the CAES
website:
- Student Petition Form -
Extension of "I" grade, simultaneous enrollment at a
community college, or anything else that does not have a
form
- Minor Petition
Form
- Double Major Petition
Form
- Petition to Complete
Excess Units
- Petition to Late Drop or
P/NP Grading
- Course
Materials Fee Waiver
Internship
forms are on LDA's
own website.
Change of grade forms and
completion of "I" grade forms are hard copies available from
Sharla.
5/19/08
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