Hi! I'm new to this community. Nice to meet you!

New year 2014 has started so it's time to think over the interior of my house. As other Japanese, my living room should be as tiny as your elevator hall lol. I'd always wanted to live in a room surrounded by books. How do you think about this plan? Is it dangerous when a big earthquake occurs?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66493.html

Hi! I'm new to this community. Nice to meet you!

New year 2014 has started so it's time to think over the interior of my house. As other Japanese, my living room should be as tiny as your elevator hall lol. I'd always wanted to live in a room surrounded by books. How do you think about this plan? Is it dangerous when a big earthquake occurs?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66493.html

I realize this community has been dead for a while but I'm hoping there are still enough people watching to answer my question.

I'm interested in studying interior design online and was linked to Rhodec through the ASID, along with other, much more expensive schools. Rhodec seems to be the only affordable option I found, however I'm nervous that it's just another scam school.

At first glance it appears legit, you can join ASID, IIDA, and apparently sit for the NCIDQ with the info you learned there. But I cannot for the life of me find external reviews for the school.

I went to the NCIDQ website to find out schools they accept but they only list physical schools not online schools. So I'm at a roadblock here. I want to find out from students of the school if it was legit, if they secured employment after, if it prepared them for the NCIDQ, and if it was a recnogised degree (you'll find with a lot of scam schools that people wind up being turned away from employers because they don't recognize the school as credible).

So did any of you attend or know anyone who attended who could give me feedback?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66217.html

I realize this community has been dead for a while but I'm hoping there are still enough people watching to answer my question.

I'm interested in studying interior design online and was linked to Rhodec through the ASID, along with other, much more expensive schools. Rhodec seems to be the only affordable option I found, however I'm nervous that it's just another scam school.

At first glance it appears legit, you can join ASID, IIDA, and apparently sit for the NCIDQ with the info you learned there. But I cannot for the life of me find external reviews for the school.

I went to the NCIDQ website to find out schools they accept but they only list physical schools not online schools. So I'm at a roadblock here. I want to find out from students of the school if it was legit, if they secured employment after, if it prepared them for the NCIDQ, and if it was a recnogised degree (you'll find with a lot of scam schools that people wind up being turned away from employers because they don't recognize the school as credible).

So did any of you attend or know anyone who attended who could give me feedback?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66217.html

I realize this community has been dead for a while but I'm hoping there are still enough people watching to answer my question.

I'm interested in studying interior design online and was linked to Rhodec through the ASID, along with other, much more expensive schools. Rhodec seems to be the only affordable option I found, however I'm nervous that it's just another scam school.

At first glance it appears legit, you can join ASID, IIDA, and apparently sit for the NCIDQ with the info you learned there. But I cannot for the life of me find external reviews for the school.

I went to the NCIDQ website to find out schools they accept but they only list physical schools not online schools. So I'm at a roadblock here. I want to find out from students of the school if it was legit, if they secured employment after, if it prepared them for the NCIDQ, and if it was a recnogised degree (you'll find with a lot of scam schools that people wind up being turned away from employers because they don't recognize the school as credible).

So did any of you attend or know anyone who attended who could give me feedback?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66217.html

I realize this community has been dead for a while but I'm hoping there are still enough people watching to answer my question.

I'm interested in studying interior design online and was linked to Rhodec through the ASID, along with other, much more expensive schools. Rhodec seems to be the only affordable option I found, however I'm nervous that it's just another scam school.

At first glance it appears legit, you can join ASID, IIDA, and apparently sit for the NCIDQ with the info you learned there. But I cannot for the life of me find external reviews for the school.

I went to the NCIDQ website to find out schools they accept but they only list physical schools not online schools. So I'm at a roadblock here. I want to find out from students of the school if it was legit, if they secured employment after, if it prepared them for the NCIDQ, and if it was a recnogised degree (you'll find with a lot of scam schools that people wind up being turned away from employers because they don't recognize the school as credible).

So did any of you attend or know anyone who attended who could give me feedback?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/66217.html

Hey everyone

I'm just starting the interior design program at my school, and I have an assignment to interview an Interior Design professional about the field. If you're an interior designer and would be wiling to spend a couple minutes answering some questions, I would really appreciate it.

1. Tell me about being a professional in your area of the interior design industry.
2. How long have you been working in the interior design industry or a related field?
3. How is the field changing?
4. What do you do on a typical day?
5. What is the most rewarding part of your job?
6. What is the most difficult part about getting into this field?
7. How do most people prepare for this job and what skills are needed?
8. Do you need a Bachelors degree or can you do fine with an Associates degree?
9. In your opinion, what are the benefits of completing an internship during the education process?
10. What personality traits are needed in this field?
11. What are the entry-level positions? What salary range can a person expect for an entry-level position?
12. Do you have set or flexible hours?
13. Do you know of any companies or people that I could contact about openings in this field?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/65936.html

Hey everyone

I'm just starting the interior design program at my school, and I have an assignment to interview an Interior Design professional about the field. If you're an interior designer and would be wiling to spend a couple minutes answering some questions, I would really appreciate it.

1. Tell me about being a professional in your area of the interior design industry.
2. How long have you been working in the interior design industry or a related field?
3. How is the field changing?
4. What do you do on a typical day?
5. What is the most rewarding part of your job?
6. What is the most difficult part about getting into this field?
7. How do most people prepare for this job and what skills are needed?
8. Do you need a Bachelors degree or can you do fine with an Associates degree?
9. In your opinion, what are the benefits of completing an internship during the education process?
10. What personality traits are needed in this field?
11. What are the entry-level positions? What salary range can a person expect for an entry-level position?
12. Do you have set or flexible hours?
13. Do you know of any companies or people that I could contact about openings in this field?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/65936.html

Hey everyone

I'm just starting the interior design program at my school, and I have an assignment to interview an Interior Design professional about the field. If you're an interior designer and would be wiling to spend a couple minutes answering some questions, I would really appreciate it.

1. Tell me about being a professional in your area of the interior design industry.
2. How long have you been working in the interior design industry or a related field?
3. How is the field changing?
4. What do you do on a typical day?
5. What is the most rewarding part of your job?
6. What is the most difficult part about getting into this field?
7. How do most people prepare for this job and what skills are needed?
8. Do you need a Bachelors degree or can you do fine with an Associates degree?
9. In your opinion, what are the benefits of completing an internship during the education process?
10. What personality traits are needed in this field?
11. What are the entry-level positions? What salary range can a person expect for an entry-level position?
12. Do you have set or flexible hours?
13. Do you know of any companies or people that I could contact about openings in this field?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/65936.html

Hey everyone

I'm just starting the interior design program at my school, and I have an assignment to interview an Interior Design professional about the field. If you're an interior designer and would be wiling to spend a couple minutes answering some questions, I would really appreciate it.

1. Tell me about being a professional in your area of the interior design industry.
2. How long have you been working in the interior design industry or a related field?
3. How is the field changing?
4. What do you do on a typical day?
5. What is the most rewarding part of your job?
6. What is the most difficult part about getting into this field?
7. How do most people prepare for this job and what skills are needed?
8. Do you need a Bachelors degree or can you do fine with an Associates degree?
9. In your opinion, what are the benefits of completing an internship during the education process?
10. What personality traits are needed in this field?
11. What are the entry-level positions? What salary range can a person expect for an entry-level position?
12. Do you have set or flexible hours?
13. Do you know of any companies or people that I could contact about openings in this field?

https://interior-design.livejournal.com/65936.html