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vyan · 04-15-2008, 02:23 PM

queen-"another one bites the dust"

anyways, archkid

you better make sure you ARE POSITIVE, I MEAN, ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE that you are passionate about architecture. Do keep in mind the bitter truth of low-salary, but that shouldn't be your concern.

People have said that a 5 year B.arch program is more rigorous than B.A program. Going to a B.A is less rigorous, and thus give you opportunities to explore other majors if you are in doubt of staying. Thus, my point is, cutting Berkeley is a bad choice.

04-15-2008, 02:23 PM	#33
vyan Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Threads: 23 Posts: 389	queen-"another one bites the dust" anyways, archkid you better make sure you ARE POSITIVE, I MEAN, ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE that you are passionate about architecture. Do keep in mind the bitter truth of low-salary, but that shouldn't be your concern. People have said that a 5 year B.arch program is more rigorous than B.A program. Going to a B.A is less rigorous, and thus give you opportunities to explore other majors if you are in doubt of staying. Thus, my point is, cutting Berkeley is a bad choice.