Somebody please explain something to me

turbo93
Thu, 25 Jun 2015 03:02:58 +0000

A couple problems with the above scenario:

to get a master's in Civil Engineering, one generally needs an undergraduate CE or related degree. The number of prerequisites could be very lengthy due to classes in engineering you don't see in architecture (Calc, Diff Eq, heavy duty physics, chem, and those are before any CE courses). There is also Architectural Engineering but it's the same situation.

a PhD in Business is generally a teaching degree. You'll have to do prerequisites galore to get there, and even then, it doesn't buy you much.

Most schools that offer a 4 year degree in architecture offer a master's degree... There are some that offer a 4 year architecture studies type programs. You can go to a different school in either case for a graduate degree.

Find out what you want to do in life first. I sort of tried the approach you described, and ended up with 4 college degrees, and it took 14 years