<p>I suck at architecture and am mediocre at best. It is probably because of the current school I'm at--my professor does not even critique in the sense of the word (she only exclaims that a design is "Nice" or "It's okay"--nothing more, nothing less). My peers in this particular architecture class right now are also unhealthily egotistical more so than any other group of class I have ever been in (yes, including all my other architecture classes). I'm not even particularly passionate about this specific field but gosh do I love design. I see design everywhere. I also like languages (am multilingual), the fine arts, art history, and the classics.</p>
<p>Help? I loved my first semester (a healthy load of art history, fine arts and languages) but am just completely miserable now.</p>
<p>But I would also love a degree that would translate directly onto the workplace.</p>
I’ll still look into it regardless. I’ve never really considered it because thought it was not mature enough… I was disillusioned by the glamour of architecture, haha…</p>