Impact on 'Student Architects'

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Impact on 'Student Architects'


Being in the field of architecture, not all the students might feel so relaxed and extremely happy. There are only few who really feel like working harder in achieving the goal of being a registered architect. Some people tend to drop out and pursue other less depressing courses. Some people try thinking out of the box and may or may not work hard to achieve them.

The  fact that so many people doesn't want to be in architecture is because the real truth of how it feels bein an architect is realized only when the individual experiences the practical working of the subjects that's taken while at the college. It is not indeed a pleasure for all to be getting mentally harassed by the tight spots an architect has to go through.



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