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Is architecture a good career choice for me If so, what are some ways to pursue it??
I enjoy drawing and designing things, but I worry that I wouldn't be cut out to do it for a living. I'm not sure how being and architect would really look, or if it would even be a good career choice. I'd like to explore it some more, though, and am wondering what sorts of things people can do...
What are the best schools in California for civil engineering, architecture, construction, or closely related majors.?
Im currently a senior in high school workijg on my college applications. Before the submission deadline, I would like some insight on which schools are “worth it”. I currently have UC Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD, UC Davis, Cal Poly SLO & Pomona, SDSU, SJSU on my list.
What are questions I should ask an alum who graduated in the same major (Architecture) as I am enrolled in?
I am current undergraduate student who's majoring in Architecture with my current goal of working in corporate architecture. Though architecture is a large field, I am trying to find some type of connection of career paths from others.
I am a grade 7 and I want to be an archtect. What should I do befor I go to college?
I heard that I have to be good at math and learn styles and stuff. Is that true?
which college in California the the best for architectural design
Im in sixth grade and I do not know what college in California is the best for studeing architectural design. I want to major in architectural design and I want to go to college in California.
How long do you suggest taking in between undergraduate and graduate school?
Hi! I am currently in my second year of undergraduate studies, pursuing a degree in architecture. I would like to take some time between my undergraduate and graduate studies to travel and seek an internship. However, I'm wondering how long is too long to wait before starting graduate school....
What are the key things women in architecture should focus on to succeed and advance in the field”?
I'm currently a high school senior. I attend a technical high school and have been focusing on architecture as my major since 9th grade. I am certified in AutoCAD and Revit. I"m excited about the field.
As a high school senior how do I know if architecture or engineering is the right major for me I am an introvert with a current 4.0 GPA and cumulative 3.5. I play football, love to draw and create things and love math as well as most of my subjects in school, but don't know what I'd be good at. ?
As a high school senior how do I know if architecture or engineering is the right major for me?
I am an introvert with a current 4.0 GPA and cumulative 3.5. I play football, love to draw and create things and love math as well as most of my subjects in school, but don't know what I'd be good at.
How can I make the most of college if I’m not naturally outgoing or confident in social settings?
I’m an incoming college freshman intending to study architecture, and I’ve heard that networking is especially important in that field when it comes to finding good opportunities. I’m not necessarily shy, but I do tend to feel very self-conscious when interacting with others, which can make me...
What is a skill needed for architecture success that isn’t focused on enough in college and is required to do the job well?
For example, I know people with business degrees that had trouble starting business because they didn’t know what steps to take to get properly started. One person said, they teach you basic accounting but not how to do accounting when you’re starting out and the business money is your...
I really value architecture, creativity, design and traveling. What Future job opportunities fall within these values ?
I would also love to end up being well off with money when I'm older.
Is the ACE Mentorship Program good for Architecture? Are there any programs similar in Florida that are less of a time commitment?
Hello! My name is Sanvhi and I am a rising junior in high school the is interested in pursuing architecture in college. I have done online courses on platforms such as edX, but was hoping to have more real-life practice and experience in making plans, constructing models, etc. My only issue in...
How do you effectively manage workflow?
I have always loved learning. I will be a college freshman I have varied interests, and would love to get a dual degree in architecture and maybe physics. What are the best strategies for effective time management and workflow? How do you dig deep for motivation when the pressure is on?
What are some study and time management tips for someone planning on majoring in architecture or interior design?
I know that they can be demanding majors, with students often feeling that they don't have enough time, so I want to make sure I can work hard and have good time management skills as well. Thank you!