We all know you have to like what you do, but you also have to put food on the table.
As for architecture, I would strongly suggest she take a few architects out to lunch. Pick from a couple age brackets and focus (commercial vs residential). I still carry my licenses and do some architecture, but its not the only focus of my business. I quickly found architecture to be a very narrow field for my liking.
I could write a long long post here, but may be best for her to talk to a few architects on her own. If she wants, she can contact me too - I would be happy to talk with her (email's open and she can email then call). I've talked objectively with many high school aged people about the profession without trying to sway them one way or the other. I usually start by asking why they want to be an architect and then also have them tell me what they think an architect does. I get some interesting answers...
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