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2012 NCARB Practice Analysis of Architecture: Internship Report
Findings from three internship-related surveys in the 2012 NCARB Practice Analysis of Architecture are shared in the Internship Report. The report presents data and key insights that will allow the Council to undertake a fresh and comprehensive review of how architectural internship serves as an important bridge connecting education with licensure. (April 2013)

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2012 NCARB Practice Analysis of Architecture: Education Report
The findings from four education-related surveys in the 2012 NCARB Practice Analysis of Architecture have been compiled in the Education Report. The data will be used to inform important discussions related to the vital role accredited architectural education plays in the path to licensure and in preparing emerging professionals for future practice. (March 2013)

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Certification Guidelines
New July 2012! The Certification Guidelines outlines the requirements for NCARB certification for U.S., Canadian, and foreign architects. This document replaced the Handbook for Interns and Architects in July 2012.

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NCARB by the Numbers
New July 2012! NCARB By the Numbers offers an inside look at the data behind the architectural profession. Based on NCARB Record holder data, the publication’s analytics and trends provide an accurate look not only at NCARB programs and services, but the profession as a whole.

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ARE Guidelines
Updated July 2012! The ARE 4.0 Guidelines is essential reading for anyone preparing for the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®). The document includes an overview of the exam divisions as well as the exam program, the rolling clock, exam eligibility, and six steps to taking and completing the ARE.

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Education Guidelines
Updated July 2012! The Education Guidelines provide a general overview of the education requirement for NCARB certification, and explains how architects who do not hold a professional degree in architecture from a NAAB-accredited program can satisfy this requirement.

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Legislative Guidelines and Model Law and Model Regulations
Updated July 2012! The Legislative Guidelines & Model Law and Model Regulations is a guideline for registration boards and state legislatures for the regulation of registered architects.

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Rules of Conduct
Updated July 2012! The Rules of Conduct covers the recommended rules for architects for competence, conflict of interest, full disclosure, compliance with laws, and professional conduct. The Rules of Conduct is one of four publications that NCARB updates yearly. The 54 U.S. Member Boards vote any changes to the document at the NCARB Annual Meeting and Conference. An updated version is released in July or August each year.

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