Im unsure if I want a traditional career as a practicing architect. Should I still consider completing a professional architecture degree program?
A fairly high percentage of students in U.S. schools of architecture elect to pursue non-traditional careers in architecture or related fields of study. Many students find that the study of architecture prepares them well for careers in a variety of different fields. An architectural education provides individuals with a number of creative and rigorous ways to understand, investigate, and solve widely varying and complex problems involving people, places, material, and space.
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