The rising cost of college tuition and the student debt crisis have many people opting out of traditional higher education. Further, for some the pursuit of a practical experience path makes more sense in terms of how they learn and how they are motivated to pursue a career. The path to becoming an architect shouldn’t be closed to people unable to spend thousands of dollars on college, or to people for whom college just isn’t a good fit.
I do not have a college degree, but I have been a licensed architect for over 40 years. After high school, I worked as a draftsman
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