3 Tips on Working from Home for Architecture Students

[@johnr2007]

this man is a legend

[@Findingdrj]

I hope you continue to make videos. I am going to look into seeing if I can work at a firm (non-license job) to get experience to see if I want to become an architect.

[@michaelsyip]

Drew is back again with a new video!! Thanks for the tips man, I’m definitely gonna take these tips into account for the second semester. You rock dude! Looking forward to more videos soon!

[@fitnesstodaymagazine6715]

great works by great minds

[@erick-gmz]

So true especially as a student. I luckily already had a habit of journaling and planning before quarantine and could notice that i managed better, not only in school but also emotionally than many classmates. As a student you have a need to impose a structure for yourself and also the company of friends and variety of a busy day. Great to see you're doing good in NY Drew!

[@DrewPaulBell]

I am a huge believer of journaling! It definitely helps you deal with volatility in your life, increases your self-awareness, and helps you think more clearly. And turning it into a habit is the best way to do it!

[@jorgexchapa7445]

Thanks for the tips collegue!

[@ArchAnime]

Thank you so much for these tipss!!!!

[@DrewPaulBell]

You are so welcome!

[@deezynar]

Are you OK? It's been over a year since your last video, which was this one.

[@ethanalkiny3452]

Im planning to become an architect but im not good at drawing and math but i really enjoy watching beautiful buildings and houses and i want to do what architects do like designing and stuff. Do you think im able to make it at the end?

[@sumanbatham6444]

Hello, your videos are great and very helpful. I am in last year of chemical engineering( 4 years program).I want to change my career to be an architect. Can I directly apply for m.arch? or should I learn different software and apply in a company? I would be highly oblighed if you could help me to choose a right career path to become an architect.