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Old 07-20-2007, 12:59 PM
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Default Landscaping Architecture school and questions?

Hi! i'm thinking of Majoring in Landscaping Architecture, but i don't know what school to go to. i did some research and found UCBerkley or Cal Poly and CSU Monteray Bay can anyone tell me what school is best i`m planning to get a BA or BS in this.... Another question i see in Cal Poly they provide a BLA is that better then a BA or BS???? Lastly is Landscaping a good major is it a waste of money??? if anyone who is in the business can you give me a head ups in your career life. i really like designing and gradening but don't knw if its a waste of time in studying for. i don't have any legal experiences but i do it at home.

any one who is in the major or working??? any comments??? thanks you


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