I'm planning on pursuing a M.Arch degree, and I'm taking care of the necessary prereqs, like math and physics and whatnot. For the studio art requirement, I've already taken an intro to drawing class, and for the next semester, I can take either a 3D studio art class in the art school, or I have the option to take an intro landscape architecture studio and design course in the LA school. (I'm at the University of Georgia)
Do you think I'm sacrificing potential value to my portfolio by taking the art class and not the landscape classes? It would be easier to fit into my schedule and with the classes I need for my major.
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I'm planning on pursuing a M.Arch degree, and I'm taking care of the necessary prereqs, like math and physics and whatnot. For the studio art requirement, I've already taken an intro to drawing class, and for the next semester, I can take either a 3D studio art class in the art school, or I have the option to take an intro landscape architecture studio and design course in the LA school. (I'm at the University of Georgia)
Do you think I'm sacrificing potential value to my portfolio by taking the art class and not the landscape classes? It would be easier to fit into my schedule and with the classes I need for my major.
Thanks, y'all.
art > landscape