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Architecture - Helpful Information

Things to know

You are expected to provide your own drawing tools and supplies. Many schools require students to own a computer and appropriate software.

The portfolio you submit to get into an undergraduate program should not be limited to work from high school. It can include your creative work from hobbies, clubs, volunteer work, and community projects.

You begin to develop a professional portfolio during college. You can include samples of work from team or independent projects. In addition, you should include your senior project and projects you complete during internships.

Many states require that architecture graduates work as interns for a period before taking the licensing exam. Depending on your state, you may be able to complete your internship while you are still a student.

You need a license from your state in order to practice.

Source: Illinois Career Information System (CIS) brought to you by Illinois Department of Employment Security.
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