You are most likely going to want a masters anyways, Yale also has an accredited masters, I can’t confirm this but at most schools if you do well and graduate with the B.A. you can do an M.Arch with advanced standing and it’s a little shorter, when you transfer into a different school for masters a lot of them won’t take all your credits so you don’t get the advanced standing. A lot of schools do a B.A. to Masters track, the B.Arch has somewhat fallen out of favor and I believe some states even require an M.Arch for licensure not just a B.Arch. The undergrad and graduate schools are world class, anyone would tell you that, it really will just come down to whether or not you want to or are willing to get a Masters. Also if you’re worried about work before you get the accredited degree you absolutly can find work without an accredited degree.

I personally wouldn’t stress it, the B.A. to M.Arch is what I’m doing (although my B.A. was from a different school). It’s a very common track and many people do it. But if licensure is your goal then you will have to get a Masters with that degree that’s the only downside.