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Old 2010-02-08, 08:45 PM   #1
hellyskiia1
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Architecture vs urban planning

I'm applying for graduate programs in architecture and in urban planning, I just can't make up my mind which is the right one for me (urban design isn't a great match, as I have an unrelated bachelor's degree in public relations).

The path with the greatest amount of flexibility would work well for me. Does an architect have a greater chance of moving into urban planning than an urban planner switching to architecture... just incase my midlife crisis calls for a career change.

Thanks for any input!

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Old 2010-02-08, 11:02 PM   #2
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