Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

Landscape architecture is the analysis, planning, design, and management of the natural and built environment: parks, playgrounds, residential developments, campuses, shopping centers, gardens, golf courses, and many more. Landscape architects enhance quality of life by adding beauty but are also problem solvers who analyze environmental impact, plan for pedestrian and automobile trafc, and determine the best use of each site. The Bachelor of Landscape Architecture at UGA is a professional degree from one of the top-ranked programs in the nation. Course work combines creativity, art, science, engineering, and responsibility across several areas of study including design, historic preservation, planning, grading and drainage, horticulture, ecology, and sustainability. A required internship, service learning opportunities, design charrettes, and study abroad trips supplement student learning with real-world experience to build the most current knowledge and technical skills.

An official transcript with the equivalent of English 1101 and 1102 (first-year composition not in progress hours these have to be final credits with final grades) at an accredited U.S. institution, minimum 2.5 combined GPA or higher, OR
SAT R EBRW score of 480 or higher, OR
ACT English section score of 17 or higher, OR
If your SAT English scores are below 480 or if your ACT English score is below 17, you may submit:
IELTS: 6.5 or higher, OR
TOEFL: 80 or higher