i really think that my degree itself will mean nothing to me. i don't care about having a degree. i won't be proud of it, but neither will i be embarrassed of it.
what it will mean is that i'll be able to do things. i'll be able to do a 3-year M. Arch program instead of a 5-year B. Arch program.
and then in theory i will earn more money at some point because i will have a college degree. i doubt that having a master's in architecture will bring more money to me than a bachelor's, but finishing evil capstone (thus, graduating) will hopefully lead to me being an architect sooner.
if college isn't making you happy, and you don't see how a degree will make you happy/make your life in the future easier, then quit. (for good, not just a semester). you can always come back.
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on 3 Apr 2002 20:12 (UTC)i really think that my degree itself will mean nothing to me. i don't care about having a degree. i won't be proud of it, but neither will i be embarrassed of it.
what it will mean is that i'll be able to do things. i'll be able to do a 3-year M. Arch program instead of a 5-year B. Arch program.
and then in theory i will earn more money at some point because i will have a college degree. i doubt that having a master's in architecture will bring more money to me than a bachelor's, but finishing evil capstone (thus, graduating) will hopefully lead to me being an architect sooner.
if college isn't making you happy, and you don't see how a degree will make you happy/make your life in the future easier, then quit. (for good, not just a semester). you can always come back.