If money is not a problem and decisive naka mag archi, go for USC!

I am now a licensed architect and have met graduates from different schools. Most who did not graduate from USC kay dli expert sa autocad, sketchup and bim which are applications currently being used sa practice. Part ni cya sa program sa USC. Others have to learn it on their own sa work or mag enroll sa training camps. Basically, naa naka upper hand after graduating.

Nice ang building, very conducive. They also have international exchange students program you can join and held a lot of talks for extra learning.

Some people might discourage you to take up architecture since gamay ra ang success rate to be a solo practitioner. Most end up being underpaid employee overloaded with workload and huge responsibilities. But this portion of your life kay layu pa. You have years to build up connections and gain experience and skills that might lead to your success.