you could get up to 235 hours overseas before. that's changing?

where ya working?

235 hours? that's it?!?

i'm at h&dm for the next year... i must admit i haven't read up on the IDP requirements (boring)... but is that really it?

yeah, but that takes about a year.

maybe i'm misinterpreting what an "hour" is.... because 235 hours sounds like about 5 weeks to me.... what counts as an IDP hour, and does anyone have info on the recent changes/new requirements?

maybe it's credits.

1 credit = 8 hours (roughly)

no clue on the new stuff, though.

say hey to stefan for me.

yeah, its 235 credits.

go ahead and read up on the ncarb website... it takes all of 5 minutes to understand this stuff duder. the rules and definitions are very clear.

one t.u. is 8 hours, so thazz not so out of line.

Make sure you only put 235 credits exactly on your IDP experience sheet, when you have it signed by your foreign employer. I had mine sent back because I had too many foreign credits.

It's a pain getting that form re-signed when you're on a different continent.

If your working on an American project you can get more than 235 credits through your local U.S. architect - if they are willing to sign off for you.