1. Take my graduation money and build a front porch for my parents who helped me get through architecture school with no debt thanks to some extreme luck and a lot of sacrifices.
2. Spend my days looking for a job with an architecture firm, while waiting tables at night and on weekends. (Not a huge fan of serving.) Obviously this would include attempting to learn revit, continuously re-working my portfolio and networking.
3. Blow my graduation money on kayaking lessons, become a certified kayaking instructor (after a few years of training) and seek out other opportunities related to architecture, while traveling around.
4. Gosh! if your not a fan of 'serving', particularly thinking 'Revit' is the way to go forward you missed the big boat about what architecture really is in the 21st century! - 'have it your way' is the only future!
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An uncertain future: what should I do with my summer post-graduation?
Should I :
1. Take my graduation money and build a front porch for my parents who helped me get through architecture school with no debt thanks to some extreme luck and a lot of sacrifices.
2. Spend my days looking for a job with an architecture firm, while waiting tables at night and on weekends. (Not a huge fan of serving.) Obviously this would include attempting to learn revit, continuously re-working my portfolio and networking.
3. Blow my graduation money on kayaking lessons, become a certified kayaking instructor (after a few years of training) and seek out other opportunities related to architecture, while traveling around.
4. Gosh! if your not a fan of 'serving', particularly thinking 'Revit' is the way to go forward you missed the big boat about what architecture really is in the 21st century! - 'have it your way' is the only future!
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