Day in the Life Urban Planner 

How do you like it so far? I'm going to be starting at the same school and same program online in January of 2022.

@@leilanny I’m graduating may 2020 from ASU in urban planning, it’s literally easier than high school in my opinion as long as you enjoy the subject. Also, internships are KEY. I’m now full time where I first got an internship at, and I wouldn’t have gotten there if not for the internship. Also make sure you get college credit for any internships you do (it’s possible)

hey! im applying for urban planning this year for my bachelors. could you pls elaborate on what we get to learn and explore? also is it a creative field? thanku!!

Congrats, Mira! We found this link to further information on how to become an Urban Planner. We also suggest looking on job boards to see what internships and jobs are available at law firms and planning firms near you, and asking to shadow an Urban Planner near you. Happy learning! www.bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-social-science/urban-and-regional-planners.htm#tab-4

Hi - I work for a private urban planning consulting firm and we have quite a few architects, structural engineers, landscape architects, etc. on staff and would love to chat if you’re still looking to have some insight on that topic. Hope the last two years have been treating you well and you’re on you’re way to achieving your goal!

@@11StarlingA hi Alissa are you by any chance be looking for an intern? I’m getting my masters in urban and regional planning and an internship is mandatory in my program.

I transferred to ASU this past summer! I'm just an urban planning minor, but I know professor Kelley is excellent and teaches both undergrad and graduate courses in the urban planning programs. Professor Hagen is also amazing, but I believe he primarily teaches the lower level undergraduate planning courses and focuses on sustainability. Other than FAFSA grants and a handful of privately funded scholarships ASU has little to offer in terms of financial aid, but there are a ton of scholarships available outside of the university which often go unused because people don't seek them out! Just do some research on scholarships for urban planning or related fields, and once you're enrolled at ASU they have programs which help connect you to other scholarship sources as well. Hope this was helpful. Btw, ASU has a really good urban planning program, and from what I've experienced you really can't go wrong with any of the professors.

@@andersonstudiosmusic Hey appreciate you man, I'll definitely keep those professor's in mind. Yea I'm excited for this transition, I was a civil engineering major but recently switched. Again thank you man & goodluck this semester I know classes just started this week!

There are many programs available at various universities, community colleges, and online!

Why not? You can just try, and What will you lose? You have only one life to live.

update?

No difference different terminologies but they all applies to the same practice

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I’m here

Yes

Absolutely! Environmental sciences, geography, architecture, the list goes on of degrees that compliment urban planning well.

@@henryleitch hello.. I have a question.... I have just completed my bachelors degree in geography but I am not from science background..then can I do my master on Urban planning? (Sorry for my weak English)