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Hello everyone,
So I am currently taking a Graphic Design course and I hate it well not the course but the school. I am considered a jack of all trades and I am currently looking at two completely different programmes. Massage Therapy and Architectural; I am having trouble trying to identify what exactly it is called for the Architectural career that I want to take up. The best way I can sum this up is, I use this computer programme called Homebyme and I enjoy what I do on the website. Create homes, flats, business buildings the way I want but also able to decorate the interior the way I picture it in my mind. So my question is, is the programme Interior Architectural, Architectural Design, Interior Architecture Design, Architectural Technology, Architectural Computer Graphics or is it just that Architect?
Thanks.
Also, no one uses that software.
Stick with Massage Therapy. More prestigious and probably better $$.
Just had this conversation with my massage therapist - he definitely makes way more money than me. He started as a CAD draftsman and was thinking of pursuing architecture school before making the switch. He says massage therapy is way less stress, as you'd imagine. He makes enough to open his own full-service salon and spa.
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