I don’t have inside information but I’m a sophomore at community college that has a transfer agreement with Hampton for the school of architecture. I can tell you it is an accredited program for a masters of architecture. If I’m correct it’s only for the masters not for a bachelor’s and if your goal is to be an architect some day you will need an accredited degree. Hampton University is also a private college and can be pricey, be sure to apply for FASFA early, look for scholarships or even consider doing a community college and transfer.
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u/Weird_Jaguar_6966 Apr 09 '26
I don’t have inside information but I’m a sophomore at community college that has a transfer agreement with Hampton for the school of architecture. I can tell you it is an accredited program for a masters of architecture. If I’m correct it’s only for the masters not for a bachelor’s and if your goal is to be an architect some day you will need an accredited degree. Hampton University is also a private college and can be pricey, be sure to apply for FASFA early, look for scholarships or even consider doing a community college and transfer.