u/Apart_Lead9518

Hi Everybody,

I in a bit of a quarter life crisis right now as I am sitting in my childhood room trying to figure my life out after just moving back in. I recently attained a degree in sustainability (LCAs, LEED, GHG Accounting) but have struggled to find a job in the past 9 months (I live in Toronto, Canada for context). I have been re-assessing my options as someone who is in their mid twenties and I came across a BIM modelling certificate at a local college (George Brown). I am in doubts whether the pivot to CAD/Revit modelling from the environmental field will payoff. The program does have a co-op involved, but is it a good field to move because I've seen mixed messages on this subreddit. Thanks!