Why You Should Visit NewSchool in Person or Virtually
We have an Open House Aug. 5 and a new self-guided virtual tour you can take in English, Spanish, or Arabic.
Whether you鈥檙e looking to get your masters in construction management or degree in architecture, there are many factors that contribute to your decision about which school to attend: program selection, faculty expertise, internship options, accreditation, cost, location. I remember them well from when my daughter was choosing a college (even though that was more than a decade ago), and they are front of mind for me when I talk with prospective students and their families.
Once you鈥檝e sorted through those considerations, you need to visit the school. You need to touch it. You need to see if it feels right to you. You have to find the place that suits your personality. When I was visiting colleges with my daughter, I would turn her loose and stay in the background. I gave her the same advice that I give to all students thinking about studying architecture: In the studio, when the lights are out except for the one over your drafting table and everybody else is gone and you鈥檙e having a hard time solving your problem, that鈥檚 the moment in time when you have to say 鈥I chose this school.鈥
Our Open House on August 5 is a perfect chance to experience NewSchool that way. You鈥檒l get an interactive tour. You鈥檒l visit the studio space and materials lab. You鈥檒l speak with students about their experiences and see the work they鈥檝e created. And you鈥檒l get great advice about where to live and how to afford school.
You can also visit NewSchool for a personal tour, but we know that鈥檚 not possible for everyone鈥攅specially our international students. That鈥檚 why we recently created a virtual tour that combines 360-degree views, photos, videos, and narration from our online tour guides in English, Spanish, or Arabic. You can鈥檛 get any closer to NewSchool without actually being here. I wish other schools had this option when my daughter and I were driving across country visiting colleges.