Hi, how much does a masters graduate earn initially. Like right after graduation in the US?
Non Sequitur
Apr 8, 19 2:07 pm
Anywhere from minimum wage to a million $. Some are even dumb enough to work for free tho, so your mileage may vary.
Everything else, check our the Archinect salary poll
threeohdoor
Apr 8, 19 2:33 pm
Where will you be geographically and do you think you will be working for 1) an architect doing real work, 2) an architect doing 'design' work, 3) a construction firm, 4) a grocery store, or 5) yourself (ie - unemployed)?
Probably 45k-55k. The range was a bit lower when I graduated but times are better. Out of school you still don't know much besides rendering lol.
joseffischer
Apr 8, 19 6:28 pm
60k minimum... remember, that undergraduate in electrical who's laying out your lights in your RCPs all wrong is being paid 70k...
tduds
Apr 8, 19 7:02 pm
Can't hurt to try...
13_aishwarya
Apr 9, 19 1:40 am
Okay. I'm talking about working in a city like Chicago or San Francisco. For a firm that actually does work.
joseffischer
Apr 9, 19 2:31 pm
Our bad, no one here has experience doing actual work. All our firms are owned by the rich who support their employees for solely their artistic clothing endeavors
Witty Banter
Apr 9, 19 4:47 pm
To be fair I think his response was to threeohdoor
Hi, how much does a masters graduate earn initially. Like right after graduation in the US?
Anywhere from minimum wage to a million $. Some are even dumb enough to work for free tho, so your mileage may vary.
Everything else, check our the Archinect salary poll
Where will you be geographically and do you think you will be working for 1) an architect doing real work, 2) an architect doing 'design' work, 3) a construction firm, 4) a grocery store, or 5) yourself (ie - unemployed)?
A wide range of options.
https://archpaper.com/2019/04/...
Probably 45k-55k. The range was a bit lower when I graduated but times are better. Out of school you still don't know much besides rendering lol.
60k minimum... remember, that undergraduate in electrical who's laying out your lights in your RCPs all wrong is being paid 70k...
Can't hurt to try...
Okay. I'm talking about working in a city like Chicago or San Francisco. For a firm that actually does work.
Our bad, no one here has experience doing actual work. All our firms are owned by the rich who support their employees for solely their artistic clothing endeavors
To be fair I think his response was to threeohdoor