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canetoad

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1. Don't need a crystal ball

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Mon Nov 24, 2025, 05:31 PM

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To guess that trump has a lifetime history of run-ins with architects who insist on stupid things like regulations, standards, engineering and integrity.

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Making America Dumber: Architecture no longer considered a "professional degree" in US [View all] Coventina Monday OP

Don't need a crystal ball canetoad Monday #1

Yes. They also prefer being paid... GReedDiamond Monday #14

Good point. He really hates people that say "No" to him. tanyev Monday #15

WHAT is considered professional??!! Social work, Counseling require masters degrees. Respiratory & Physical Therapists kerry-is-my-prez Monday #2

The making of mega fortunes without actually creating product or jobs will be the ONLY 'profession' per Trump donors Attilatheblond Monday #3

Listen up, all you who are now "non-professionals"! Jilly_in_VA Monday #4

They'll backtrack on this, nurses, etc. Silent Type Monday #5

Well, Trump himself said he loves the poorly educated. B.See Monday #6

They are screwing Hobo Monday #7

Well, we still have very chic Pink Houses Ping Tung Monday #8

Isn't Architecture among the most esteemed, most 'professional' degrees to acquire? NeoTrajan Monday #9

Yes Coventina Monday #11

Yes canetoad Monday #12

Here in the US, you need a State-granted PROFESSIONAL LICENSE to practice. maxsolomon Monday #13

More students will have to attend in their home states The Madcap Monday #10

To be clear, this applies to GRADUATE degrees, NOT bachelor's degrees Wiz Imp Monday #16