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I changed a minor factual error; there are three U.S. territories in NCARB not four (so I also deleted Northern Mariana Islands from the list of jurisdictions). Under the Services heading I created subheadings for Education, Certification, Broadly Experienced Foreign Architect Program, and International Practice. On NCARB's website under the "About NCARB" link they include these topics in addition to the IDP, ARE, records, and monographs. NCARB's functioning is centered on the registration of architects, and anyone who is, or hopes to become, an architect needs to be familiar with these aspects of NCARB. I also updated the "See Also" section because the architecture entities that control the laws and the framework for the profession work in tandem; to fully understand the profession one must understand the NAAB, AIA, AIAS, ACSA, and ARE. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.99.173.185 (talk) 07:25, 3 May 2010 (UTC)