My mentor always tells me to read books not in the field of architecture in order to have a wider vision or insight on the whole world, at last we are dealing with different people when it comes to design the building. I guess this principle also applies to other professions. Good video Ashley!
Hi Ms. Ashley. You have no idea how much you made me smile today. Thank you so much. You inspired me to think about it without being negative. I will definitely keep your advice in mind. I hope I can get in one of those universities you mentioned. God bless!
Hi Bernice! You’re very welcome 😊 it makes me so happy to hear I made your day! You got this, nothing is impossible and it’s never too late. The universities mentioned are for masters which are accredited programs basically professional degrees that will allow you to get licensed if you choose to eventually get licensed. Start working on that portfolio! And keep me posted!
Thanks for another great video! I found this one specially inspiring since I’m seriously thinking in pursuing a masters in architecture with a non architectural bachelor degree. I find UBC’s and U Calgary offers very appealing, and I’d to ask your advice in how to create a portfolio since both of these universities ask for one in their applications. Again, thanks for your content, I found it a few weeks ago and it has been very useful and inspiring
Thanks a lot for this kind of advice, i feel so motivated about studying architecture because of you, i am civil engineer and you inspired me to mix my passion for art and structures
Hey Ashley. I have an Associate Degree in Architecture. I got accepted to Cal Poly Pomona for Architecture, but some of my professors advised me to not pursue a bacherlors degree in Architecture because it would be a waste of my time. I guess the reason they told me this is because I am a License General Contractor with many years of experience. I sure would like to know your input. Thanks.
Hi! I was also considering this! going into community college and getting an associates in architecture and transfering to cal poly or Berkeley or some other UC/CSU. I am also older and have a undergrad in art history and off to a decent career without studying architecture. I'm learning from videos like this and research that it all depends on what you think you need! and you end goal! I would like to get the associates and get into a bachelors and doing so would allow me space to develop. I think even with you License general contract you should still allow yourself to study maybe it will be a good change from what you already have going. But I get some professors want to give you practical advice, although only you know what's best for you.
If you have mathematical skills it's best to get a 4-year degree in engineering which involves a lot of design work also but as a much greater choice of jobs and better money
Hello, I am a civil engineer.. I have a self-study of architecture and I am 52 years old I would like to obtain a master’s degree in architecture.. Is that possible? How long is the study period? How much are the wages and at which university?
hello Mrs. queen how we can take master degree in Canad by less fees ro which university in Canada that you know about that?🥺 and also how we can take a internship in Canada with bachelor degree?🙏 I am from Afghanistan and the opportunities are so less for us😆 but I love architecture and I started it by all of my intrest and hope.but now I need to some advice and help to do that. and also it my dream to work as architect in Canada.😍
Hello Ashley. I have a question. I'am a civil engineer back in the Philippines, and I am currently taking an Architectural Technologies diploma in Calgary right now. I am planning to pursue a Master's of Architecture but the GPA requirement for the international students are quite high, and I did not quiet meet that. Can I use my grades in the AT program instead when I apply in the future? Thanks in advance.
Super interesting to know that undergrad programs in Canada for architecture are not accredited. Does the states have accredited undergrad programs or is there a way for licensed architects overseas to come to Canada and get their license?
Thank you for this, it's Insightful! I'm 30 as well, and have a family, and would like to get into home development. I've had a property management company for a few years, and know a fair bit about Reno's, and building, but not sure how to really move forward, or take a bigger step, into home development (engineer/design/anything else?). I think I'd like to get more into the development side of things down the road, and can see myself being very good at take a project from inception to completion. Would you have any thoughts or direction to point me in?
Remember its never too late to start something you love🧡Is anyone else thinking about starting a career in architecture?
I really wanna go to school for at least a degree on architecture but I'm poor I can't afford it and I don't have 2.0 gpa for scholarships.
Love your work! I am 42 and just started; love being back!
My mentor always tells me to read books not in the field of architecture in order to have a wider vision or insight on the whole world, at last we are dealing with different people when it comes to design the building. I guess this principle also applies to other professions. Good video Ashley!
Hi Jason! Exactly! it's so important to have different perspectives as an architect. Solid advice from your mentor, thank you for sharing 🧡
@@architecture_tv I’m interested in this topic too! It can be a good video topic - what different perspectives an architect needs to consider.
@@acupofchinese definitely, I’ll look into it!
I’ve been thinking about career transition lately. Age should not limit our aspirations in life. Can’t agree more with that!
Exactly age shouldn't hold you back if anything it's an advantage!
Hi Ms. Ashley. You have no idea how much you made me smile today. Thank you so much. You inspired me to think about it without being negative. I will definitely keep your advice in mind. I hope I can get in one of those universities you mentioned. God bless!
Hi Bernice! You’re very welcome 😊 it makes me so happy to hear I made your day! You got this, nothing is impossible and it’s never too late. The universities mentioned are for masters which are accredited programs basically professional degrees that will allow you to get licensed if you choose to eventually get licensed. Start working on that portfolio! And keep me posted!
Thanks for another great video! I found this one specially inspiring since I’m seriously thinking in pursuing a masters in architecture with a non architectural bachelor degree. I find UBC’s and U Calgary offers very appealing, and I’d to ask your advice in how to create a portfolio since both of these universities ask for one in their applications.
Again, thanks for your content, I found it a few weeks ago and it has been very useful and inspiring
Thanks a lot for this kind of advice, i feel so motivated about studying architecture because of you, i am civil engineer and you inspired me to mix my passion for art and structures
Happy to hear Mayer, you got this!
Hey Ashley. I have an Associate Degree in Architecture. I got accepted to Cal Poly Pomona for Architecture, but some of my professors advised me to not pursue a bacherlors degree in Architecture because it would be a waste of my time. I guess the reason they told me this is because I am a License General Contractor with many years of experience. I sure would like to know your input. Thanks.
Hi! I was also considering this! going into community college and getting an associates in architecture and transfering to cal poly or Berkeley or some other UC/CSU. I am also older and have a undergrad in art history and off to a decent career without studying architecture. I'm learning from videos like this and research that it all depends on what you think you need! and you end goal! I would like to get the associates and get into a bachelors and doing so would allow me space to develop. I think even with you License general contract you should still allow yourself to study maybe it will be a good change from what you already have going. But I get some professors want to give you practical advice, although only you know what's best for you.
If you have mathematical skills it's best to get a 4-year degree in engineering which involves a lot of design work also but as a much greater choice of jobs and better money
@@guruofendtimes819 Yeah, that's the same advice I get from everyone.
This is so helpful and informative. Thanks so much! ❤❤❤
You're welcome Brianna! happy to help.
Can you maybe help us students in Europe recommend any interdisciplinary programmes in architecture that allow other fields to apply for it?
Hello, I am a civil engineer.. I have a self-study of architecture and I am 52 years old I would like to obtain a master’s degree in architecture.. Is that possible? How long is the study period? How much are the wages and at which university?
Very helpful 🙂
Hi Ankit! Thank you, happy to hear its helpful 😊🧡
hello Mrs. queen
how we can take master degree in Canad by less fees ro which university in Canada that you know about that?🥺
and also how we can take a internship in Canada with bachelor degree?🙏
I am from Afghanistan and the opportunities are so less for us😆
but I love architecture and I started it by all of my intrest and hope.but now I need to some advice and help to do that.
and also it my dream to work as architect in Canada.😍
Hello Ashley. I have a question. I'am a civil engineer back in the Philippines, and I am currently taking an Architectural Technologies diploma in Calgary right now. I am planning to pursue a Master's of Architecture but the GPA requirement for the international students are quite high, and I did not quiet meet that. Can I use my grades in the AT program instead when I apply in the future?
Thanks in advance.
Super interesting to know that undergrad programs in Canada for architecture are not accredited. Does the states have accredited undergrad programs or is there a way for licensed architects overseas to come to Canada and get their license?
hello Ashly I finished 4year degree here in Philippines, and wants to have a degree in architecture, best if online schools,, what can you recommend?
Hey pls can you tell me, can I work as a freelancer architect without any bachelor degree in architecture. Pls tell me
Thank you for this, it's Insightful! I'm 30 as well, and have a family, and would like to get into home development. I've had a property management company for a few years, and know a fair bit about Reno's, and building, but not sure how to really move forward, or take a bigger step, into home development (engineer/design/anything else?). I think I'd like to get more into the development side of things down the road, and can see myself being very good at take a project from inception to completion. Would you have any thoughts or direction to point me in?
2:42 - - none of the undergraduate degrees are accredited.
3:21 - - 4 schools that don’t require a bachelor’s in architecture:
can I get a bachelor degree in architecture online?