I really want to be an architect, and so I am working to apply for acceptance into the competitive Architecture Master's Program here at USF. I would be graduating in 5.5 years, not the typical four.
I interned in high school with an architecture firm DDP, and so I called the head architect to ask him a few questions. His name is Philip Daimmwood.
He claims that the job outlook is positive for architecture students, because there will be a slight increase in jobs.
After receiving a masters degree, I would need to intern at an architecture firm for a while, and then apply for a licence in the state I would wish to be practicing in. Most states require their own specific licence.
Suggestions from him include becoming involved in research, studying green design, and completing an internship while still in college.
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