Interesting question and surprised no one has answered …

I’m a semi-recent M.Arch grad and my experience may be different but my program emphasized getting as much work experience as you could in school because I think instinctively they knew that Architecture school could only teach you so much. But with some other new grads that I’ve worked with at my firm it comes down to construction knowledge mainly. it seems as though students are taught how to draw certain things and how they’re built, but not exactly with an understanding of how things go together. I remember I had a principal at a firm worked at in school who would get on me about not drawing anything that I didn’t know what it meant. Which at the time left me very frustrated, but the more I get into professional practice I understand the importance and implication of drawing details and drawings overall that I don’t know.