Try using a software like Revit and tell me "it's all art"
Try using a software like Revit and tell me "it's all art"
I have a bone to pick with boomers like you who lead my generation off of a cliff wallahi, "tHeRe's bEttErs jOb prOpEctS in STEM". Your antiquated views on higher education killed a lot of dreams.
Before you do anything drastic that would change your life, just look at this masterpiece by Albert Speer. wish this could be somaliweyn's capital desgin in the future.I'm looking at architecture unis. Do you go to any pretty good architecture schools. I'm considering aiming for University Of Melbourne seeing as me living in NZ it is pretty close and family living in Melbourne. Also looking at Manchester school of Architecture. Checked it out and it is a very good school. But it's in the UK. Checked ETH Zurich and it is amazing. I hear schooling uses English but it says it would be recommended to learn Swiss German. Also this school is really expensive. I could go to the colonisers home and go to Politecnico Di Milano (Italy). Its a really good UNI but do I have enough guts to put my pride aside and learn Italian and live in Italy. Advice needed
It's a project the nazis tried to create for berlin and rename it to Germania but they got rekt
Bollocks, there's a surplus of larbour in certain STEM fields, you aren't guaranteed a job. It's even worse in Europe where dickheads who fixes boilers can call themselves "engineers", the title isn't protected like it is in North America.
Wtf is bolllocks If you want to work with sea lions major in something that has to do with marine life, fam if u study engineering Ur set what are u talking about but if u study stuff like biology or chemistry u need to go to med school after. Uk is rafad engineers here are Eating good no one can call themselves an engineer unless they have a degreeBollocks, there's a surplus of larbour in certain STEM fields, you aren't guaranteed a job. It's even worse in Europe where dickheads who fixes boilers can call themselves "engineers", the title isn't protected like it is in North America.
What if I want to work with Sea-Lions, how would a STEM degree help?
You can play with seal-lions at the aquarium, Architects will be obsolete in the near future.Bollocks, there's a surplus of larbour in certain STEM fields, you aren't guaranteed a job. It's even worse in Europe where dickheads who fixes boilers can call themselves "engineers", the title isn't protected like it is in North America.
What if I want to work with Sea-Lions, how would a STEM degree help?
Bollocks, there's a surplus of larbour in certain STEM fields, you aren't guaranteed a job. It's even worse in Europe where dickheads who fixes boilers can call themselves "engineers", the title isn't protected like it is in North America.
What if I want to work with Sea-Lions, how would a STEM degree help?
Just think hard before you decide on it. I don’t think the average ethnic can cut in that field. Consider other STEM fields before making a final decision.I'm looking at architecture unis. Do you go to any pretty good architecture schools. I'm considering aiming for University Of Melbourne seeing as me living in NZ it is pretty close and family living in Melbourne. Also looking at Manchester school of Architecture. Checked it out and it is a very good school. But it's in the UK. Checked ETH Zurich and it is amazing. I hear schooling uses English but it says it would be recommended to learn Swiss German. Also this school is really expensive
I'm just butt-hurt all that time and effort spent on art was basically flushed down the toilet. It's so depressing knowing that I'm destined to be surrounded Pajeets who can barely string a sentence together for the rest of my working adult life. Wish I never FOMO'd into STEM
@Amirah explain
it’s really not much of mix though. Most architecture programs only require couple of courses of math/physics before moving right into specialized architect courses. I know this because I have couple friends that studied it. You also have to be very artistically inclined for this major. Compared to structural engineering which requires up to differential equations/linear algebra and calculus based physics. Most fields use computer programs these days by the way. But architecture is definitely not an easy field either.
You left him speechless
I can’t really argue with this...you right! Not everyone has to go into STEM to be successful!Try using a software like Revit and tell me "it's all art"
I have a bone to pick with boomers like you who lead my generation off of a cliff wallahi, "tHeRe's bEttErs jOb prOpEctS in STEM". Your antiquated views on higher education killed a lot of dreams.
