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Any anons here studied architecture?
I'm kind of stuck in a rut here, 2 years into university and I realized that I don't care about anything that isn't art or design. I can't even imagine myself doing anything else and being happy.
Thing is, I've already had a sponsor paying for my engineering degree and if I drop out/fail I'm liable to pay back every penny they've spent on me. I'd be so far in debt it might take decades to pay back...
BUT, I've found out that I can change courses since they sponsor a range of degrees, including Architecture. While this could be my ticket out of this I'd have to redo a number of years so you can see where this doubt is coming from.
How much of Architecture is art? I've seen numbers of final-year students with absolute /beg/ tier skills in drawing/sketching buildings
Is this an actual good choice or am I just throwing myself into more shit instead of finishing my degree?
I'm kind of stuck in a rut here, 2 years into university and I realized that I don't care about anything that isn't art or design. I can't even imagine myself doing anything else and being happy.
Thing is, I've already had a sponsor paying for my engineering degree and if I drop out/fail I'm liable to pay back every penny they've spent on me. I'd be so far in debt it might take decades to pay back...
BUT, I've found out that I can change courses since they sponsor a range of degrees, including Architecture. While this could be my ticket out of this I'd have to redo a number of years so you can see where this doubt is coming from.
How much of Architecture is art? I've seen numbers of final-year students with absolute /beg/ tier skills in drawing/sketching buildings
Is this an actual good choice or am I just throwing myself into more shit instead of finishing my degree?