Greetings - Was it a mistake to require a masters degree from an NCARB-blessed university (licensed engineers shot this down many years ago)? - Is NCARB controlled or unduly influenced by the AIA? - If you pass the ARE should architects be allowed to ply their trade just like lawyers (after the bar exam) without required hours under a licensed architect? - why is there so much structural racism still within the current system (about 2% of architects are Black)? - Is there any taste for advocacy or major reform from any quarter? - why don't architects stand up for the profession? - respectfully ...
What the hell are you talking about? What's this requiring a master's degree from an NCARB blessed university? NAAB accredits the architecture degrees. The individual state licensing boards determines licensure in the their respective states. Generally, you need a B.Arch degree. In some cases, a BA/BS in architecture or in some other cases a lower degree or no degree. M.Arch is generally required only if you have a pre-professional architecture degree at the bachelors level or a bachelors-level degree in other subject area.
Sep 21, 24 3:10 pm ·
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BluecornGroup
In New Mexico you must have a Masters in Architecture from a NCARB accredited school - I think this is true in most states.
Sep 21, 24 3:40 pm ·
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BulgarBlogger
New Mexico is truly the standard in the US lol
Sep 21, 24 5:01 pm ·
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Greetings - Was it a mistake to require a masters degree from an NCARB-blessed university (licensed engineers shot this down many years ago)? - Is NCARB controlled or unduly influenced by the AIA? - If you pass the ARE should architects be allowed to ply their trade just like lawyers (after the bar exam) without required hours under a licensed architect? - why is there so much structural racism still within the current system (about 2% of architects are Black)? - Is there any taste for advocacy or major reform from any quarter? - why don't architects stand up for the profession? - respectfully ...
What the hell are you talking about? What's this requiring a master's degree from an NCARB blessed university? NAAB accredits the architecture degrees. The individual state licensing boards determines licensure in the their respective states. Generally, you need a B.Arch degree. In some cases, a BA/BS in architecture or in some other cases a lower degree or no degree. M.Arch is generally required only if you have a pre-professional architecture degree at the bachelors level or a bachelors-level degree in other subject area.
In New Mexico you must have a Masters in Architecture from a NCARB accredited school - I think this is true in most states.
New Mexico is truly the standard in the US lol
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