​I’ve really wanted to pursue a B.Des, but the fee structure in most colleges is incredibly high, and it's making me second-guess everything.

​My parents are now saying that a B.Des isn't even worth the effort or the money. Their main argument is that design isn't exactly a "traditional degree"—they see it more as a skill or a course that you can learn on your own at any point in time, build a portfolio, and still get into the industry.

​At this point, I honestly don't know if I should even consider B.Des as an option anymore. When I look at the ROI and the sheer cost of the degree, their logic kind of makes sense. But on the other hand, I feel like I might miss out on the structured learning, college environment, networking, and campus placements

​I’ve really wanted to pursue a B.Des, but the fee structure in most colleges is incredibly high, and it's making me second-guess everything.

​My parents are now saying that a B.Des isn't even worth the effort or the money. Their main argument is that design isn't exactly a "traditional degree"—they see it more as a skill or a course that you can learn on your own at any point in time, build a portfolio, and still get into the industry.

​At this point, I honestly don't know if I should even consider B.Des as an option anymore. When I look at the ROI and the sheer cost of the degree, their logic kind of makes sense. But on the other hand, I feel like I might miss out on the structured learning, college environment, networking, and campus placements.

I gave uceed this yr but score's low. Not to mention my parents don't know much about designing and are saying it isn't worth going to costly pvt colleges. They want me to do engineering but I don't want to do that. So I need some good and affordable colleges so that my can agree to admit me there. Are there any suggestions