Beginner's Guide: How to Become an Architect (Architecture Career Guide) Paperback – February 4, 2014

I thought that Ryan had a lot of practical advice in his book. He tells you what you need to know to be successful in getting your foot in the door, and also how to advance once you do get your foot in the door. He also is frank about why people should be architects. He also doesn't pull any punches in regards to why you shouldn't be an architect as well. Very helpful.

Having gone through the licensure process I wish this resource was available to me as well. This book lays out all the major pieces and steps to get to licensure while also asking relative questions. Will recommend to those with curiosities of our profession.

As a recent graduate pursuing a career in architecture, I found this book incredibly informative. The breakdown of architecture positions, as well as architecture related fields is invaluable, and something I never really learned in college. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a comprehensive overview of the architecture field, especially college students who are trying to narrow down their career path.

If you have the desire to become an architect this book is a great resource to get you started. The steps needed to obtain your goal is all spelled out for you in an easy & straight forward way in this book. Ryan has put together a very concise guide to follow to make your goal attainable. I highly recommend it .

A handy short book describing the important elements in the process of becoming an architect. This book can help you as you are thinking about a career choice in architecture or a related profession. It was written by someone who recently went through the process of becoming a licensed architect.

Got this for my granddaughter who wants to be an architect. 8th grade. She loves it. Thought it was really helpful.

Good

It was a basic definitional rundown of architecture and one could find more info about the ins & outs of actually being an architect by googling it.

About Architects in the USA. It's OK.

If this book was sold in America it would have been better.