u/Ambitious_Piglet_937

Hi Philosophers,
I have a heavy background in construction and design as a 20 yo. My main goal is to become an architectural designer. Throughout my last 2 years at community college, my favorite classes I took were philosophy. I am planning to stay for one more year at cc and transfer as an undergrad to pursue a B.A. in philosophy at a 4 year. Later, I want to aim for USC's master's program in Architecture, which will end up being 3 years.

I genuinely enjoy both, and it would be a dream for me to hold a philosophy degree next to a master's in Architecture.

I can imagine how I can incorporate what I may gain from a philosophy degree. So my true question is: would this path make sense?

Hi Architects,
I have a heavy background in construction and design. My main goal is to become an architectural designer. Throughout my last 2 years at community college, my favorite classes I took were philosophy. I am planning to stay for one more year at cc and transfer as an undergrad to pursue a B.A. in philosophy at a 4 year. Later, I want to aim for USC's master's program in Architecture, which will end up being 3 years.

I genuinely enjoy both, and it would be a dream for me to hold a philosophy degree next to a master's in Architecture.

Has anyone on here taken such a path?