#53 - Spilling the tea about the CSE (California Supplemental Exam)

As many of you know Katerina has been studying for her architecture exams over the last few years and the end of this challenging time is finally over! She is officially a licensed architect!

In this week's episode Katerina sits down to share her tips about taking her final exam: California Supplemental Exam, required by the state of California to become a licensed architect. Breaking down what you can except from the exam, sharing her study schedule and materials she used, this episode is one to listen to if you are about to take the exam or are curious how this exam differs from the ARE exams. 

 

Mentioned:

Episode 28 - the road to (architectural) licensure 

Episode 35 - the journey of perseverance and making your dream a reality  

Architect Exam Prep Course - Whole Enchilada 

Architect Exam Prep Coaching Course

Archibald C. Woo Workbook and Mock Exams

Designer Hacks

BYoung Design CSE "Cheat" Sheet 

 

 

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