Firstly, if you DO wind up hating architecture/interior design, then you just change your major. Not a big deal and a lot of kids will do it. *I* changed my "major" from what it was when I went to W&M (psychology). Because, honestly, most people don't have a clue what they want to do for the rest of their lives by age 18. Many THINK they do, but few really know for sure. In short, don't get all melodramatic and freaked out after one day of orientation.
And see, you already made a new friend. And she won't have to teach you how to become an architect/interior designer. Because she doesn't know either and it is the professors' job to do that anyway. And they KNOW that you children do not know anything.
P.S. I told you that orientation would be like a lame summer camp.
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Firstly, if you DO wind up hating architecture/interior design, then you just change your major. Not a big deal and a lot of kids will do it. *I* changed my "major" from what it was when I went to W&M (psychology). Because, honestly, most people don't have a clue what they want to do for the rest of their lives by age 18. Many THINK they do, but few really know for sure. In short, don't get all melodramatic and freaked out after one day of orientation.
And see, you already made a new friend. And she won't have to teach you how to become an architect/interior designer. Because she doesn't know either and it is the professors' job to do that anyway. And they KNOW that you children do not know anything.
P.S. I told you that orientation would be like a lame summer camp.
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