My Dream, My Future: Chemist or Architect?

 With graduation almost approaching, I've come across what all students need to deliberate for their future. Their dream job. The conundrum of choosing between having a chemistry degree 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saANxD0cqy0

and an architecture degree 

https://thearchitectsdiary.com/should-i-study-interior-design-or-architecture/

was one of the many things I have had to deliberate for quite a long time. I also had another option before, which was studying psychology, 

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but I then realized that human interaction for more than 1 hour would drain me. 

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So then I narrowed down my choices to chemistry and architecture. After the day today, I made a pros and cons in my mind after chemistry and architecture. For the pros in chemistry, I like the way a chemical reaction happens, and I am deeply interested in how it happens. Another thing that I am amazed with chemistry is how you can turn a material into a completely different one. For example, turning plastic gloves into hot sauce, or cotton balls into cotton candy.

The cons however, are that it covers too many fields and can get you into jobs like analytical chemist, laboratory technician, materials scientist, toxicologist, pharmaceutical scientist, and quality control inspector, and etc. I know within myself that I could not possibly remember all the terms that are to be taught, and I am easily distracted.

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Sometimes when lessons get too long, my mind starts drifting into Dreamland and think about what I should've brought today and should bring tomorrow. With the pros in architecture, it seems to be more specified and one track, unlike chemistry. I also quite like drawing things too. It is also the closest degree I can get to fashion. The cons however is that I am not that good at math. Even during lessons, sometimes I start to think about something else, like, "where else would I see my crush I wonder" 

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and that's when I sometimes get lost in the lesson. However, that is easily addressed once I drink sting, or watch a YouTube tutorial, 

or simply doing a sample problem by myself along with notes from a classmate. Comparing these, the cons in architecture had more solutions than the one in chemistry, and the pros were more favorable for me. So from today onward, I shall strive to do well in architecture. I would save more money since I would be designing my own house anyway.