I am still deciding whether to study architecture or biochemistry. I already studied one year of architecture and just recentally changed to biochem. I changed to biochemistry because I heard that a lot of architects have stresssful lifesyles, such as dealing with unhappy clients, starting a firm, getting drawings approved by the city, getting things patented, and working on multiple projects with deadlines. I'm not complaining, I just feel that being an architect will prohibit me from having an ordinary social life. I'm also crazy about science, but these two things are hand and hand. My question is throughout an architect's career, what are they most likely going to design? Rooms and houses? have multiple professors that became teachers because they couldn't deal with the life as an architect.
2006-06-25
09:06:33
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