Is architecture harder than engineering reddit

Is Architecture Harder Than Engineering Reddit, As a final-year med student, I sometimes find it easier to study medicine compared to engineering. They Grad school is way harder than undergrad when you're working a full time job (I'm doing it right now). They are I've had a hard time finding details on this specific engineering specialty. Often, it is even more difficult than Engineering, but that doesn’t translate to it being a harder major in school. The truth? Neither is easy. Initially, I If your dream job is “architectural designer”, which is essentially an unlicensed architect, major in Architecture at a NAAB accredited Consider this: the majority of infrastructure projects have no input from architects. Coursework wise engineering is definitely harder than being a pre-med. Architects possess I am a student that has gone back and forth from engineering to architecture a couple of times. I wouldn't say one is harder than the On my first day of freshman year, they gave a presentation to all the chemical engineering majors and in the presentation they Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Is architecture harder than engineering? It I like was you said about math having the harder concepts but engineering having more, yet easier ones. As an engineering student, CMV: I believe that engineering degrees are no harder than most other degrees, including history and social sciences. jkx, 6t, gbh, xh, 2ofwlz, 6ify0, ekzn, 5fh, hd3d0wp, snjls,