[Chruser]

Okay, let's put it this way. I've been dealing with sciences for quote some time now, and been doing rather well in the area too. I have subdued my artistic side for many years, and now, not long before I have to decide on what university to attend to, I have found my long lost passion in art. Meanwhile, I have been adviced to get into electrical/civil engineering.

Frankly, it's not what I want to do for the rest of my life. I've only taken art seriously for roughly a year now, and it's very relieving and nice to deal with, although I suck miserably at it when compared to my scientific knowledge. I can't possibly see myself sitting in front of a desk, working for months, even years on end with something I really don't want to do. I can't live without art. If I'm not happy in the field I work in, I will never do a good job anyway. Money only plays a minor role.

I'm definitely considering architecture or architectural engineering now, since I really like designing things, and they require a bit of both brain halves. It's just that... I don't really know how important art really is in those educational branches. I think I'm just lost and scared right now since I've taken such a drastic turn. I WILL be able to draw for a living some day, but I'm a bit afraid of attending to a "regular" art school. Any advice on what kind of school could possibly suit me would be greatly appreciated.
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[insane007]

Same issues right here my man. mines with computer science / art.