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An achitect!!! That's my major!!!!
I'm starting classes this fall.
Is it as hard as I hear it is???
An achitect!!! That's my major!!!!
I'm starting classes this fall.
Is it as hard as I hear it is???
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ArchitectuRE! also my majoR!! 
.. im starting my fulltime Arc. classes this fall im pretty much done w/the general eds.. cant wait...Welcome to DAP!
.. im starting my fulltime Arc. classes this fall im pretty much done w/the general eds.. cant wait...Welcome to DAP!
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Hi erikasxoxo and gsb89,
Well to answer erikas' question. Taking architecture means that most likely your new home will be the building or architecture ^_^. I am taking it in the summer, a special program in which they give you 32 weeks in only 11 weeks, and in the first week of studio we had gone through work for like 4 weeks in a normal semester. I did this to get ahead one year and start as a second year on the fall. I guess once I start taking classes on the fall I'll think I have too much time to finish projects
Oh and you'll also notice that you would most likely have to spend a good amount of money on materials for the models, but it's great at the studio, I love it! hehe. Even if I have to practically live at the studio. Oh and it's fun! you'll find out that x-acto blades are used for many more things than just cutting materials to build models, a few include x-acto darts, x-acto ninja stars, you name it :P. You'll know what I'm talking about when you start the studio ^_^.
So yeah, if you like architecture, it won't seem hard at all, as for me I can spend hour after hour on a project and not get bored.
Hey, gsb89
Seems like there's a lot of people here going for architecture. I guess I'll see you around on the field a few years from now
I am in a very small class (not everyone makes it to take the summer classes, they are pretty intensive) I noticed that most of us there speak Spanish and English (and a little of something else *clears throat* bit of Chinese from me :O) ^_^. I guess that sometimes makes me think how when I read something discouraging around the net, like "they are just a bunch or illiterates" burns me up. People can't even tell most of the time where one is from or tell any difference whatsoever on because of our fluency and how much alike we really are.
Well in any case, I'm about to head to the studio, have projects to finish
You'll love architecture guys! Ah and try making contacts with architects, despite the fact that sometimes I feel frustrated thinking what would happen after I graduate with a Masters in architecture, I still have met a few architects that I keep a good relationship with.
Later guys and take care.
Well to answer erikas' question. Taking architecture means that most likely your new home will be the building or architecture ^_^. I am taking it in the summer, a special program in which they give you 32 weeks in only 11 weeks, and in the first week of studio we had gone through work for like 4 weeks in a normal semester. I did this to get ahead one year and start as a second year on the fall. I guess once I start taking classes on the fall I'll think I have too much time to finish projects
Oh and you'll also notice that you would most likely have to spend a good amount of money on materials for the models, but it's great at the studio, I love it! hehe. Even if I have to practically live at the studio. Oh and it's fun! you'll find out that x-acto blades are used for many more things than just cutting materials to build models, a few include x-acto darts, x-acto ninja stars, you name it :P. You'll know what I'm talking about when you start the studio ^_^.
So yeah, if you like architecture, it won't seem hard at all, as for me I can spend hour after hour on a project and not get bored.
Hey, gsb89
Seems like there's a lot of people here going for architecture. I guess I'll see you around on the field a few years from now
I am in a very small class (not everyone makes it to take the summer classes, they are pretty intensive) I noticed that most of us there speak Spanish and English (and a little of something else *clears throat* bit of Chinese from me :O) ^_^. I guess that sometimes makes me think how when I read something discouraging around the net, like "they are just a bunch or illiterates" burns me up. People can't even tell most of the time where one is from or tell any difference whatsoever on because of our fluency and how much alike we really are.
Well in any case, I'm about to head to the studio, have projects to finish
You'll love architecture guys! Ah and try making contacts with architects, despite the fact that sometimes I feel frustrated thinking what would happen after I graduate with a Masters in architecture, I still have met a few architects that I keep a good relationship with.
Later guys and take care.
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