Which college has a good architecture/ interior design program?

In New England (where I live) for Interior Design, I would check out Endicott College in Beverly, MA and Wentworth in Boston. For Architecture I would look into Northeastern University.

The one thing all three of these schools have in common is a Co-op Program, meaning students take time in between schools terms to work in a professional setting. For Architecture and Design students this is particularly valuable because they'll be graduating with work examples they can show to potential employers (a "portfolio"). From what I have seen working in the industry, grads with a portfolio and work experience really have an advantage when looking for that first job.

All these three schools are accessible by public transportation as well, so no need for a car to get to these co-op jobs. The schools maintain relationships with employers in the area so they can help students land co-op jobs, and you should get plenty of support searching.

I'm sure you can find co-op programs in schools in other parts of the country as well. Just make sure the program you apply to is accredited; research what the degree will enable you to do once you graduate. For example, some architecture degrees - like a B'Arch - are "professional degrees" meaning you can eventually take the licensing exam after you've met certain work requirements. Some architecture degrees - like a BA or a BS - do not qualify you to take this exam. For Interior Design, the licensing differs by state, but this is changing as more states are instituting some kind of licensing requirement.