In 1992, the College of Environmental Design on the Boulder campus and the School of Architecture and Planning on the Downtown Campus merged to form the present College of Architecture and Planning, which is administered through the University of Colorado Denver.
Student Data (Fall 2011)
UNDERGRADUATE - Total 773
- Year:
First-Year 197 25%
Sophomore 157 20%
Junior 205 27%
Senior 214 28%
- Gender:
Male 472 61%
Female 301 39%
- Colorado Resident:
Resident 563 73%
Non-resident 210 27%
- Percentage of Time:
Full-time 734 95%
Part-time 39 5%
- Ethnic Minority: Total 165 21%
Asian American 40 5%
Black/African American 21 3%
Hispanic 98 13%
American Indian 6 .07%
Unknown 27 3%
- International Students: 16 2%
GRADUATE - Total 519
- Type:
Masters 491
PhD 28
- Gender:
Male 265 51%
Female 254 49%
- Colorado Resident:
Resident 403 80%
Non-resident 116 20%
- Percentage of Time:
Full-time 499 96%
Part-time 20 4%
- Ethnic Minority: Total 54 10%
Asian-American 13 3%
African-American 11 2%
Hispanic 24 5%
Native American 4 .08%
Pacific Islander 2 .04%
- International Students: 45 9%
- Average student age: 29.4
Degrees - Awarded 2010
Undergraduate 227
Masters 185
- Architecture 85
- Landscape Architecture 28
- Urban & Regional Planning 47
- Urban Design 25
PhD 2
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Faculty
- 63 Full time
- 46 Lecturers (usually teaching one class)
- 21:1 CAP student-faculty undergraduate ratio
- 16:1 CAP student-faculty graduate ratio
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Alumni
Accreditations
- Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB)
- National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)
- Planning Accreditation Board (PAB)
Distinctions
- Students won first two international Solar Decathlon competitions, 2002, 2005
- Students won national Urban Land Institute Design competition, 2005
- Colorado's sole source for architecture and planning education
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