Due to the sequential nature of the program, students are encouraged to enter at the first-year level, though transfer students are also encouraged to apply. This limited enrollment program requires a minimum of 120 semester hours to attain the degree. The following is a typical four year curriculum, leading to the BLA degree, for directly admitted students and transfer students. Students should check with the landscape architecture program at 1.301.405.4359 or the Limited Enrollment Program Counselor at 1.301.314.8385 for updated information. Most entering freshman who have a GPA of 2.7 and 1100 SAT's will gain admission to the landscape architecture program directly from high school, as space permits.
Early application is encouraged to ensure the best possible chance for admission.
Freshman who are admitted directly to landscape architecture will be subject to a performance review by the time they have completed 45 credit hours. Students who do not meet these requirements will not be allowed to continue in the LEP and will be required to select another major. The following requirements affect new transfer students to the university as well as on-campus students hoping to change majors to landscape architecture. Admission to transfer students is limited to space considerations. Appeals Students who are unsuccessful in gaining admission to landscape architecture at the freshman or transfer level, and believe they have extenuating or special circumstances which should be considered, may appeal in writing to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.