Salaries in ARCHITECTURE | How much money can you make in ARCHITECTURE?? Salary BREAKDOWN
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2021
- Ever wonder the salary of someone working in the field of architecture? Today I break down salaries for professionals in architecture! This breakdown exposes the median salaries for every stage in architecture and other salary opportunities in the world of architecture!
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Did these numbers surprise you?!
Still one of the most underpaid professions for the amount of work that we put in.
So plumbers make more than an architect makes, I see that architects are really getting paid the lowest that’s crazy
And this is why I quit architecture and went into Engineering.
I'm going to be poor for the rest of my life, aren't I?
I was aware of these figures already but I do want to add a quick note. Those 6 figure salaries not only are the top 10% but all those people are most definitely over 40, many of whom are 50+.
Even in USA architects earn such a less amount compare to software engineers , after 30% tax deductions they hardly get anything in hand
Hi! I love your videos! 💖 I have some questions, and I hope you can help, Do I need to become a licensed architect to work in a firm? Is it possible to work with my degree from another country? What steps should I follow? Thanks!!
Are these numbers before tax ?
Great video! My partner has 10+ years of experience and makes about 80k as a registered intern. Trying to study for the licensing exams now.
I would also check the AIA salary calculator. A lot of firm go by this. I graduated in 2019 in Atlanta. no experience and was offered 59k. My friend has taken 3 out of 6 exams also graduated in 2019, and he accepted a job making 75k 3 years post grad at top firm.I’m still interested in switching professions into construction because of the salary and time spent
this deserves so much more views and support.. wel made thanks alot!
You can pursue licensure even if you didn't go to an accredited program, the process is just a little different. Essentially, you just have to do more AXP hours than someone who did go to those schools, but you earn those hours from working anyway so if more school is not an option you can still work toward it as a goal.
A little misinformation here. There are currently 13 states that allow licensure with work experience only. California, Arizona, Idaho, Wisconsin, and Washington are a few that allow work experience. Once licensed in one of these jurisdictions, additional states may allow you to be licensed through reciprocity despite requiring initial licensees to have an NAAB accredited degree. NCARB also has a program where you can get an NCARB certificate that is good for licensure in almost all 50 states, without a degree. Admittedly, getting your degree is a much easier process as there are a ton of hoops to jump through without it.
love your energy and presentation.hope you get more subs and likes.Thanks this video was helpful.
The problem with architecture schools is that they train students to be high end art designers. This means catering to the upper 10 percent of the market...because it takes lots of money to build novel structures. There are about 30 percent more architects than jobs; thus the profession is unstable, low paying and highly prone to layoffs. The chance to work your way up in most firms is nill. Young grads are exploited. They hope as interns , if they do cool designs, someone will hire them to become famous designers. In reality a portfolio of projects won't get you far. You need to grow clients and contacts not projects. If a young architect is chained to the drafting board of cad station they will never make the right business contact and will remain slaves to predatory consultants. This is a sick industry. Schools claim that design can penetrate the lower end of the construction market and the field is wide open to new talent. This is false. The skill set needed to penetrate the lower end of the construction market...the other 90 percent are engineering, and general contracting. Another option is real estate and finance. NONE of these are taught in any architecture school and groups like the NAAB, NCARB, AIA, and ARE have a vested interest in keeping a curriculum going which dates from the 1960s. CAD BIM or other computer technologies will not save this field. Only fundamental change can. As a registered architect with 40 years experience I would counsel young people to make architecture a minor and get an MBA or a degree in Engineering.
Nice video! Your smile is contagious 😁♥️
Been waiting for this video
thanks for the vid!! can you do a video on studying for the gre and applying to grad school?
While joining an architecture firm, do they tell you what will b your salary?