Who makes more architect or lawyer?

given the choice, would you rather do law or arch and why? law has a higher average salary than arch. however, it seems to lack the higher opportunity for creative outlet that arch provides.

Is architect a hard job?

The inglorious moments of working long and hard, being challenged by contractors, plans examiners, and difficult clients, will far outnumber the moments when you look cool for being an Architect. People who are successful in this profession care more about doing the work, then being recognized for doing it.

Is a lawyer’s job hard?

The Stress Deadlines, billing pressures, client demands, long hours, changing laws, and other demands all combine to make the practice of law one of the most stressful jobs out there. Throw in rising business pressures, evolving legal technologies, and climbing law school debt and it’s no wonder lawyers are stressed.

Can an architect be a lawyer?

Lawyer. Legal specializations like environmental law and land use law, when coupled with practical architectural experience, can turn into a lucrative career. Using your background as an architect to provide legal advice in such situations will make you a top candidate – there aren’t many lawyers that serve the niche.

What is the hardest part of becoming a lawyer?

Top 7 Challenges of Being a Lawyer and How to Overcome Them

• The Long Hours.
• Stress.
• New Technologies.
• An Increasingly Competitive Job Market.
• Clients’ Reluctance to Spend Money on Legal Services.
• “Guilty” Clients.
• Assumptions About Your Character.

What pays more being an architect or a lawyer?

‘Pays’ is a subjective term. If you mean pay as in money, then either profession can be greatly rewarding. But the pay I get as an Architect is clean. The pay a lawyer gets is usually from profiting from someone else’s misfortune. Like a doctor.

Is architecture a profession or a lifestyle?

In fact, architecture can be more of a lifestyle than just a job or a profession. Unfortunately in many situations the cards often aren’t stacked in the Architects favor. Last week I gave you 10 reasons on why YOU should become an Architect.

What is the harsh reality of becoming an architect?

The harsh reality of becoming an architect is that you spend many years in college being your own Starchitect (Star Architect) in your imaginary academic bubble. Student’s design all types of buildings, make all types of executive decisions, and never really face the harsh realities of business, codes, constructability, and the public.

Can I practice architecture as an archarchitect?

Architectural staff may practice architecture under the supervision of a licensed Architect, who will be the Architect of record. If you solicit design services that fall into the realm of architecture, or if you identify yourself an Architect, you could potentially be punished by your state’s board.