Would you recommend a junior to study your major?

I still recommend my junior to study my major.

I majored in architecture. The academic system of architecture major is not four years, but five years. Everyone knows that college time is precious and happy. If you choose architecture, you can be happy for one more year.

Secondly, architecture is a design major, which involves large-scale drawing and modeling, so basically all architecture majors have their own professional classrooms. You don't need to go to the library to grab a place, and you don't need to look for a study room everywhere. Your class has a classroom, and you have a fixed position.

Five-year architecture major: The reason why architecture major is one year longer than other majors is that architecture needs to study fine arts for one more year.

In addition to professional courses, freshmen should also study art courses such as sketch and gouache, and also take part in sketch to cultivate their artistic accomplishment.

As a college course, art class is actually very interesting. You can draw a picture in each class, and you can also travel with your classmates and teachers when sketching. Especially during sketching, during the process of sketching, students and accompanying teachers will also sketch together, and it really feels a world of difference to compare the paintings together every night.

In addition to one more year of schooling, the final exam of architecture is also very different. As a design major, the final grades of most professional courses are the result of design assignments, so in the semester when there are many professional design courses, there will be few subjects that need to be tested.

The homework of the design course is graded by the teacher. As long as you work hard, revise according to the teacher's requirements, and hand in your homework on time, there is basically no phenomenon of failing the course.

Architecture professional classroom: A large number of drawings are needed for the design class assignments of architecture, and some design assignments also need to make architectural models by hand, which makes architecture students need a professional classroom very much.

Almost all universities provide professional classrooms in architecture, and each student in the class has a key. When drawing and modeling are needed, they can go to the classroom.

When college students' study rooms and libraries are very nervous, professional classrooms are their dream space.