Germany has some great architecture that you can enjoy and going to school there is a good idea. You can look up a list of available schools and check them out.
If you have the entire Midwest to choose from, I'd recommend the American Institute of Drafting of Chicago. They have an elaborate system of study, and one of the best drafting programs around.
Virginia polly is the best. See a list of the best ones here http://www.architectmagazine.com/educational-projects/the-top-us-architecture-schools.aspx
Some welding schools are located in the Midwest. For instance, you will want to consider Heald College, a technical training institute located in California.
There are many culinary arts schools in the midwest, in fact I think most, if not all states, have at least one school. Some of the ones you will find in the midwest include The Midwest Culinary Institute at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Le Cordon Bleu in Minneappolis and Chicago, and The International Culinary Schools in Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati, and Minneapolis just to name a few.
university of Texas Texas society of architects university of Houston hines college school of architecture-rice university
Most universities offer some type of Architecture History courses. For universities that offers Bachelor of Architecture, one should check if the degree has been accredited by the NAAB. Without a accredited degree, it is more difficult to obtain an Architecture license.
architecture..engineering...art
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la purisima or santiago are good
unique souvenirs from the midwest
The economy of the Midwest is progressing, typically more than the nation. The Midwest has some of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation as well as some of the fastest growing economies.