Quote Originally Posted by Danny
true, its a case by case basis. Our company has interview younger "educated" people. But they couldnt tell you how to litterly construct a wall if thier life depended on. Well, most educated and 'older' individuals cant either. Good ones are extremly rare.
lol, I'm kinda a rare breed...4 years civil engineering & surveying experience, landscaping design [plus the labor], and [manual labor] residential and commercial construction experience turned architectural...i'd say the civil end was one of the most beneficial learning exeriences but i got bored designing septic systems and subdivisions.

I'd like to move forward architecturally but i think working with a current architect and implementing my personal designs and idea's with their education and stamp would net me just as much profit without the years and years needed to become registered myself...but who know's. I'll just continue working for the man and doing my own thing on the side until it takes over and i'll be writing my own check