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What skills or habits do you wish you had developed earlier that would have made architecture school or your early career easier? #Fall25

Im a senior in high school and plan on attending Kansas State University and majoring in architecture. Im not fully sure if this field will be a good choice for me and that I wont regret it. I would love to get some advice and personal insight on how to succeed and know if this is the job for...

I’m a high school student from Puerto Rico, and I know that requirements and architecture laws can vary depending on where you live. I want to make sure I’m preparing the right way before entering college. What skills or habits should I start developing now so I’m ready for an architecture...

I am a senior in high school and plan on Studying Civil Engineering and/or Architecture.

I am hoping to be a professor of architecture. As it is a field where experience is the most important factor, how important is what undergraduate school I go to?

where do I start?

I am a middle school student in 7th grade who goes to crane middle school and since elementary I have been interested in architecture and designing buildings.
And I just would like to know, How can I prepare myself before becoming an architect? so I know what elective classes to take.

I am seeing that in major cities, school are more prestigious and higher paying area

I'm currently a senior in high school exploring potential career paths. Architecture is one of my strongest interests, but I’m also passionate about environmental sustainability. I’d like to understand how these two fields can work together.

I wish to pursue Architecture as a major in college and would like to know if it is a fun and successful profession.

I'm currently in my sophomore year of college and I've been asked a few times if I was getting my master's but I'm not really sure if I want to, I know overall having a master's would probably get you into more opportunities but is there more? Like if I started working at a firm with my...

What are some specific difficulties that are found when working as an architect?

I am going into architecture at ISU and have very little experience with studying because high-school hasn't been to challenging for me. I would appreciate math focused study instructions because it's my weakest subject. Thanks.

I'm a senior in high school, looking to study and pursue a career in architecture and would like some tips so I can become as successful as possible. Whether I need to move to a bigger city or first get an internship , I would like all the advice that I can get.

I am going into my sophmore year at the University of San Francisco and I need advice on internships and programs I should look into.

I want to learn about architecture and civil engineering and have something to add onto my college application to show my interest and dedication :)

hello there i am Blair a sophomore interested in architecture, I want to own my own own company one day of course I need to first get some experience but I am very passionate about making my own company but I need help on choosing WHERE?, HOW? (I also took 2 classes for business and one of them...

What skills or experiences are crucial for someone entering architecture today, and how can I develop them? Specifically, which technical skills, design approaches, sustainability knowledge, communication strategies, and real-world experiences should I focus on to become well-rounded and...

I am not exactly sure what I want to be in the future but want more info on careers I am interested in.

Especially Algebra 1, I'm in eighth grade and I want to become a real estate architect (designing homes, etc). Do you have any tips on how to become better at math? Also, what courses would I need in high school for this career path?

I'm a 16-year-old student at Galileo High School in San Francisco. After spending some time improving my art skills, I’ve developed a passion for design and creativity. I decided to choose Architecture as my college major. I’m really fascinated by how architecture shapes our environment. But,...

what must i do to become successful in architecture career? I am a fan of buildings and i think architecture is a good one for me.

I need to know as much as I can so I can know what it would be like designing houses. I also ONLY want to design houses.

I have just begun creating a Career Village account to possibly gain some information on how I can possibly become an architect in the future.

Interested in majoring in architecure

I have always found architecture interesting and beautiful and would enjoy making it my career but I'm not sure how or where to start.

I want to become an architect

I am interested in being a construction worker. I work best in an environment with structure, variety, and time flexibility. Is this a good fit for me?

how can one go about a suspended staduim

I'm in 8th grade and I have a passion for art, design, and creating spaces. Urban planning is the most interesting to me, but I'm not sure about the political side of it. Interior design also is fascinating, but I would if I'm not creative enough. Lastly, I love architecture but I am not the...

What do you need to do to be an architect? How much drawing is there and do you have to be good at it?

I am an eleventh grader really passionate about architectural drawings and structures .I am an active member of the arts and crafts club school and also the mathematical club .

I need to know what is architecture,so as to help me in my understanding in the field I want to go .This is just to bring more impact in my knowledge

I know there are different types of Architecture majors/ jobs out there, but I don't know what they are/ what you do in them.

I am a high school student doing career research on becoming an architect, even a post secondary teacher.

advice, details, specifics,

I want to get a degree in architecture. Im not sure if architecture is the best route. I'm not sure exactly what an architect does. I like working with my hands. I like designing. I like problem solving. I was a carpenter for a year, and a mechanic before that. Im lost in the details. Drafting,...

i want to be more amusing for people I'll work with when i'm an architect.

I like architecture but I don't know what classes to take to see if I really have fun with this topic or if it just sounds interesting.

I am in 8th grade and looking to be an architect when I grow up.

I was thinking about having Architecture as my major but I am unsure whether or not it is worth it.

So far I have learned that it's pretty difficult to keep up with the client's budget and desires, I would like to know what other difficulties architects face.

I enjoy art and I think that architecture would be interesting.