Question 1

Q: What buildings do we see on the Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise?

A: The tour includes Chicago's most famous historic and modern landmarks, including Willis Tower, Navy Pier, the Wrigley Building, Tribune Tower, Merchandise Mart, Lyric Opera, 333 West Wacker, Marina City and many more sites. More than 50 buildings are discussed on the tour.

Question 2

Q: Where can I purchase tickets for the CAC River Cruise?

A: You can purchase tickets for the boat tour in person, via phone (CAC members) or online through Ticketmaster.

Question 3

Q: Where do we board the CAC River Cruise?

A: The dock is located at the southeast corner of Michigan Avenue Bridge and Wacker Drive. Look for the blue awning at the stairway entrance (if using a GPS, enter 112 E. Wacker Drive).

Question 4

Q: Who gives the tours?

A: CAC docents are highly trained volunteers who give tours of Chicago's architecture and history.

Question 5

Q: Where do I pick up will call tickets?

A: Go to the will call window at the Chicago's First Lady boat dock on the day of your tour. The dock is located at the southeast corner of Michigan Avenue Bridge at Wacker Drive.

Question 6

Q: Where do your tours begin?

A: The CAC is located at 111 E. Wacker. For tours that don’t begin at the CAC, please consult the website or call 312.922.TOUR (8687) for details on the meeting location.

Question 7

Q: When can I begin earning AXP credit?

A: You can earn AXP credit by enrolling in a NAAB/CACB-accredited degree program, enrolling in a pre-professional architecture degree program, or working in an experience setting.

Question 8

Q: When does the fall semester begin?

A: The best way to figure out which MLA track is best for you is to speak with a graduate advisor. They can help you understand the requirements and expectations of the program, and help you figure out which track is best suited for your interests and goals.

Question 9

Q: How do I apply to your graduate program?

A: The College of Environmental Design’s application cycle opens in September, for fall-semester admission the following year. You must submit the UC Berkeley Graduate Division online application and all supplemental materials required by your program, as described under Required Application Materials, by your program’s application deadline. Only online applications (including letters of recommendation) are accepted.

Question 10

Q: Who Can/Should File a complaint?

A: You can file a complaint against an architect for illegal activities related to their professional responsibilities, or for practicing architecture without a license. The most effective complaints are those with firsthand, verifiable information.

Question 11

Q: How Do I File a Complaint?

A: The Department of Consumer Affairs provides a Consumer Complaint Form (PDF) which requests specific information needed to initiate a formal complaint. Include as much detail as possible and any documentary evidence you might have.

Question 12

Q: How do students find jobs while taking courses part-time?

A: The Associate Director for Student Placement works with both students and regional employers to facilitate job placement. Students are treated as employees—not interns—and the jobs they qualify for are paid positions that offer employment benefits based on length of service, including health care, paid vacation time, 401K retirement plans and, in some cases, tuition remission. We encourage students to work throughout their years of their program, obtaining the professional experience and recording IXP credit necessary to sit for architecture licensure.

Question 13

Q: How can I obtain a license?

A: A candidate must provide verification of three years of architectural practice experience and five years of education equivalents for a total of eight years of experience to become licensed in California. The candidate must also successfully complete both the Architect Registration Examination (ARE) and the California Supplemental Examination (CSE). A candidate must verify five years of education and/or work experience to be eligible for the ARE and eight years for the CSE and licensure.

Question 14

Q: How can I receive credit for ARE divisions passed in another state?

A: Contact the other state's licensing board and request that they send you a certification of your passed exam scores.

Question 15

Q: How can I appeal a denial of a license application?

A: A candidate who is denied a license by the California Architects Board has 60 days to request a hearing. If a hearing is not requested, the candidate may reapply one year from the date of the Board's Notice of Denial.

Question 16

Q: How do I obtain a copy of my DD-214?

A: To qualify for a Minnesota Veteran License Plate, you must have served in the armed forces of the United States. You must also provide proof of service. You can get your DD-214 from the National Archives and Records Administration or your local County Veteran Service Officer.

Question 17

Q: How long is the tour?

A: The Chicago Architecture Center River Cruise is 90 minutes long and covers a lot of ground, giving you a great overview of the city's architecture and history.

Question 18

Q: How do you get to the dock?

A: You can get to the parking garage by car from the Kennedy (I-90) and Edens (I-94) expressways, exit at Washington Street (past the Ohio Street exit). Turn left (east) on Washington Street to Michigan Avenue. Turn left (north) on Michigan Avenue and proceed to E. South Water St. Turn right (east) on E. South Water St. and the parking garage entrance is the first driveway east of Michigan Ave., on the north

Question 19

Q: What if it rains?

A: We don't refund.

Question 20

Q: How long does it take to get ARE results?

A: It takes four to six weeks to process your score.

Question 21

Q: How does the Rolling Clock affect my scores?

A: You have 5 years to complete the exams after passing the first one.

Question 22

Q: Why will it take so long for ARE 5.0 to launch?

A: The ARE 5.0 will launch in late 2016, and the next few years will be devoted to development and integration testing. The Council is committed to transparency throughout the development process, and our goal is to provide plenty of advance notice to candidates as important decisions are made about the future of the ARE.

Question 23

Q: How much does it cost to participate in the AXP?

A: AXP fees are determined by NCARB, so it's a good idea to check with them.

Question 24

Q: How will I know when I can retake a failed division of the ARE?

A: If you fail an ARE division, you can schedule another attempt for that same division within your eligibility period.

Question 25

Q: How do I know when I am eligible to take the examination?

A: The Eligible Letter indicates that the candidate is eligible for credit and how much credit has been accrued. The Eligibility Notification is sent after the application has been processed.

Question 26

Q: How do I schedule to take a division of the ARE?

A: You must first apply with the California Architects Board. Once you have been made eligible, you can schedule to sit for individual divisions of the ARE.

Question 27

Q: How many times can I take one ARE division in a year if I should fail?

A: You can take an ARE division three times in a year, and you must wait at least 60 days after a failed attempt before retaking.

Question 28

Q: How was ARE 4.0 mapped to ARE 5.0?

A: Yes, you can.

Question 29

Q: How much will each ARE 5.0 division cost?

A: The cost of each ARE 5.0 division is $210. In July 2018, the cost per division will increase to $235.

Question 30

Q: How can candidates stay informed about the development and implementation of ARE 5.0?

A: ARE 5.0 is coming in 2016, and NCARB is providing updates and resources to help candidates prepare for the transition.

Question 31

Q: How Are Complaints Processed?

A: The Board will investigate your complaint if it contains allegations of negligence or incompetence, and may take disciplinary action if violations are substantiated. Other complaints may be dealt with through mediation or referral to other agencies.

Question 32

Q: What are the written examination filing deadlines?

A: No, there is no deadline to take the ARE.

Question 33

Q: How is my work or education experience evaluated?

A: The Board of Professional Counseling evaluates each EVF and transcript received and determines the amount of credit to be granted according to the Table of Equivalents. The Board's staff processes EVFs and transcripts as they are received and notifies the candidate with an update letter if any additional information is required to determine eligibility.

Question 34

Q: What is required if I let my ARE eligibility lapse?

A: If you haven't taken the ARE in 5 years or your file has been purged, you must reapply and retake the exam.

Question 35

Q: What is ARE 5.0?

A: The next version of the ARE, ARE 5.0, will incorporate new graphic testing methods and use case studies. This will allow for the determination of a candidate's competency without requiring the use of outdated CAD software.

Question 36

Q: What can I do right now to prepare for ARE 5.0?

A: ARE 5.0 is coming in late 2021, and it will include a major change to how the exam is structured. The new exam will have seven divisions, each with its own focus. Candidates will need to pass all seven divisions to earn their license.

Question 37

Q: Who are the volunteers that help develop the ARE?

A: The ARE 5.0 is being developed by volunteer architects from across the United States, ranging from recently licensed to experienced architects, from large firms to small firms, from education to private practice.

Question 38

Q: What is the difference between renewal date and expiration date?

A: The term "expiration date" is acceptable in place of "renewal date" on an architect's stamp.

Question 39

Q: What is IPAL?

A: IPAL is a unique pathway to architectural licensure that integrates the education, real-world experience, and examination requirements of licensure into your Architecture degree program. This can help jumpstart your architecture career and open up new architecture employment opportunities after graduation.

Question 40

Q: What type of co-op is offered for Architecture?

A: Our Architecture Program offers an extreme version of co-op, with students encouraged to apply for full- or part-time positions in local architecture firms in the Philadelphia area.

Question 41

Q: What statements are required?

A: 1) The Statement of Purpose should indicate your purpose for entering the graduate program, your proposed emphasis of study, and any special interest(s) in the field.
2) The Personal History Statement should convey how a combination of life experiences, idealism, role models, education and work experiences have influenced your decision to apply, as well as how any teaching, research, and professional or public service contributions you have made have promoted diversity and equal opportunity.

Question 42

Q: What is the minimum GPA required?

A: You must have a minimum GPA of 3.00, B, or equivalent.

Question 43

Q: What other types of funding are available?

A: No and No.

Question 44

Q: When will ARE 5.0 be released?

A: The new version of the game will be called "Fable: The Journey"

-It is a Kinect-based game

-It is a spin-off, not a main series game

-It is coming in late 2016

Question 45

Q: How many divisions will be included in ARE 5.0?

A: The structure of the UN is extremely complex, but its main purpose is to maintain international peace and security.

Question 46

Q: When will ARE 5.0 study materials be available?

A: The ARE 5.0 exams will be released in early 2016, and the test specification has already been released. Candidates will have plenty of time to prepare for the new exams.

Question 47

Q: When will I get my score in ARE 5.0?

A: The AP Physics 1 and 2 Exams will be administered for the first time in May 2015.

The exams will be offered annually from May 2015 on.

The exams will be 3 hours long and will consist of two sections: multiple choice and free response.

The multiple choice section will be worth 50% of the total score, and the free response section will be worth 50%.

The exams will be graded on a 5-point scale, with 5 being

Question 48

Q: When I go Part-Time, will there be studio space for me to work on campus?

A: Yes, there is an evening studio space on the third floor of the URBN Center, dedicated as a large collaborative work environment with a computer lab and making space. While full-time students have designated desks in the building, part-time architecture students have access to hotdesks that are reserved for their exclusive use. All of our students also have access to the Printing facilities, Hybrid Making Lab, Maker Spaces and Woodshop. Learn more about Architecture facilities and specialized equipment here.

Question 49

Q: When will admissions decisions be sent?

A: No, you cannot apply for spring admission.

Question 50

Q: Why is the division structure different from ARE 4.0?

A: The new ARE 5.0 is divided into three divisions: Practice Management, Project Management and Project Design.

Question 51

Q: How is the transition to ARE 5.0 different from the transition to ARE 4.0?

A: The dual delivery of ARE 4.0 and ARE 5.0 will last at least 18 months. Candidates will be able to self transition to ARE 5.0 when it is most convenient for them. More interactive tools will be available to help candidates determine their individual path forward.

Question 52

Q: Why is Drexel’s Architecture Program different?

A: Drexel’s Architecture Program provides students with the opportunity to gain real-world experience in the field while completing their degree, resulting in better job prospects and career connections upon graduation.

Question 53

Q: Where should my letters of recommendation come from?

A: You'll need three letters of recommendation, at least one of which should come from someone in academia who can speak to your intellectual ability and potential for future productive scholarship. Your other recommenders can be from past employers, etc., and should be able to speak to your character, work experience, and/or professional skills.

Question 54

Q: What does dual delivery mean?

A: Yes, ARE 5.0 will be available to candidates who started in ARE 4.0.

Question 55

Q: What does self-transition mean?

A: ?

ARE 5.0 is coming soon, and it will be a lot like ARE 4.0, but with some new features and a better user interface.

Question 56

Q: How do organizations use Business Architecture?

A: Business Architecture is a blueprint of an organization that helps to create a company’s blueprint to better understand the goals of the organization and capture how different elements of the organization work to achieve those goals.

Question 57

Q: Where does Business Architecture fit within an organization?

A: Business Architecture is the bridge between strategy and execution.

Question 58

Q: What benefits does Business Architecture provide?

A: Business Architecture provides many benefits to organizations, including improved decision making, increased transparency, and improved alignment between business and IT.

Question 59

Q: How does Business Architecture increase operational efficiency and capacity for growth?

A: Business Architecture is a tool that can be used to help define or refine business direction and drive consensus and decisions. It can also be used to increase operational efficiency by holistically evaluating the origins and contributing factors of specific problems across the enterprise.

Question 60

Q: Why do I have multiple identification numbers?

A: The Board assigns a Candidate ID Number when an Application for Eligibility Evaluation is received. This number is used when contacting the Board. The test vendor then assigns a different ID Number when an eligible candidate is issued an ATT. This number must be used when making an appointment for examination. Additionally, NCARB assigns a record number when candidates establish their NCARB record. This number is used when contacting NCARB or submitting AXP reports.

Question 61

Q: Why UC Berkeley?

A: Berkeley is the best school in the US for graduate students because of our highly-ranked programs, faculty, and students.

Question 62

Q: Why a Master's of Landscape Architecture at UC Berkeley?

A: The UC Berkeley MLA program is the best in the country, teaching students how to design and manage landscapes responsibly. Our faculty are leaders in their field, and our graduates go on to teach and work in a variety of settings.

Question 63

Q: When is the cruise available?

A: Take a ride on the Spirit of Philadelphia for a fun, unique way to see the city. The boat departs multiple times daily, March-November.

Question 64

Q: Why is NCARB developing a new version of the exam?

A: The ARE is constantly changing, and NCARB makes significant investments every year to make sure the exam is still relevant and accurate.

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