以下是引用夏末在2006-5-17 23:58:00的发言：

以下是引用Caffeine在2006-5-17 19:51:00的发言：

are you in a real estate program now? If not, you don't have to read any books about it yet. Get an admission first. It's not true that you have to have econ. background. 3 of my classmates were architects w/o any econ. background before they studied for real estate.

In addition, there are curriculum descriptions on MIT and Columbia's websites. Those will help, too.

谢谢咖啡因jj，我现在不读的不是房地产方面的专业

但是，有些planning的东西，所以，我和advisor谈谈，应该可以选择land eco的课程

我曾经看过我们学校real estate毕业的学生简历

所有学生，无一例外，都有商学的背景，唯一两个没有相关背景的

一个是在大学里副修了经济学位，一个是从事了相关工作5年之后，来读的。。。

所以，我有些担心

因为从毕业的master的背景当中，应该可以嗅到招生的喜好

我现在唯一有利的是，都在同一个学校，可以面谈

但是，我又不敢擅自找教授去谈，因为自己实在犹如一张白纸般空白。。。

不知道，jms有没有什么建议

多多谢过

you have to talk  to the professor. If you never talk, they will not look at you. Be a little more aggressive on this issue...

Econ. is actually required in our planning curriculum, so that's why I didn't get much trouble there. I also had experience working on real estate while I was in college, so that helped my resume look better. I guess that you just need to talk to the prof. and lay out the reasons such as you want to work in that field, and you can benefit a lot from the program; and your planning background can diversify the student body in the real estate program and share different views. They want to include you for a reason, so sell yourself is a must :)