Architecture or Architecture and Landscape in Sheffield?

I'm struggling about which course to choose, does any one know which one perhaps is easier to get in?

Reply 1

They both required AAA to get in and there is normally 9.2 applicants per place.

I think you should pick landscape and architecture, as its easy to get a transfer if you want to do straight architecture or straight landscape if you decided you didnt want to do the combine course.

Reply 2

Dust-

I was talking to a dual student yesterday, landscape sounds fun, but (perhaps I miss understood, yeahyeahyeahs feel free to correct me!) tehy do have double the work, all the work for Architecture and the lectures and workshops for landscape. I'm finiding architecture time consuming enough on its own!

Reply 3

sunnyqin_tt

But I don't do biology in A-level, does that matter?
Cheers for help!

Reply 4

yeahyeahyeahs

No you don't need Biology. You only need biology if you want to do Landscape and ecology.

Reply 5

wackysparkle

the landscape dual students do have double the work- they have their own modules plus the regular Architecture ones.

I guess it depends on what you want to do really - I would have said that the Arch. course is harder to get into - but then I reckon it'd be easier to transfer outta there to the landscape course. :dontknow: