New Resources for K-12 Students Interested in Architecture Check out our new resources for students considering a career in architecture! Read More byClaire Hilton EducationStudy Architecture
2020 Interschool Student Design Conversation: Speak Freely 2/24/21 by Sonia R. Jarboe Study Architecture, Community The annual Interschool Design Competition was re-envisioned as a virtual "conversation" in 2020. Read More
Destination Architect: Your Guide to Becoming an Architect 8/12/20 by Salo Aburto Study Architecture, Licensure, Architecture The process of becoming an architect can seem complicated, but our new online tool is here to help. Read More
Architecture Students Design Immigration Memorial at Annual Competition 10/8/19 by Salo Aburto Study Architecture, Community Students explored how creative design can improve community during an annual design competition. Read More
Tips for Architecture Students 9/11/19 by Jenny Kawecki Student, Career Tips, Study Architecture Keep moving toward your goal of becoming an architect with these tips for architecture students. Read More
Design Your Future: Tips for Architecture Students 11/19/18 by Caroline Boucher Study Architecture Get familiar with the basic requirements of earning an architecture license, and how NCARB can help! Read More
Architecture Students Gain Experience in Annual Design Competition 10/18/18 by Jenny Kawecki Study Architecture, Community Students explored how creative design can improve a community during an annual design competition. Read More
Win a Free NCARB Record With Our Back to School Contest 9/1/17 by Jenny Kawecki Study Architecture, NCARB Share a photo of your school’s studio space to win a free NCARB Record! Read More
How to Survive (and Thrive!) in Architecture School 10/18/15 by Kathryn Petrauskas Student, Study Architecture Student Kathryn Petrauskas shares 10 tips to help you survive architecture school. Read More
Graduates from NAAB Programs Have Higher ARE Pass Rates 8/16/15 by Samantha Miller Study Architecture, Data, NCARB by the Numbers Plus, they finish the exam almost six months sooner than those from non-accredited programs. Read More
