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Maths, Physics, Art and Welsh bacc at AS level. What could i study?

Hi there :smile:

I have been looking into architecture for a while now but the more i read, the more the pro's get seriously over powered by the cons.
I am looking for some potential careers, ideally design related, of course well paying jobs are preferred. Something Engineering related seems likely.
Here's a little about me:
GCSE: 2A*'s 4A's 3B's and a C. The A*'s where in Art and D&T graphics, A's in English(lit and lang), ICT and Biology.
I am currently studying Maths, Physics, Art and Welsh Bacc at AS Level. Predicted straight A's. I do have the opportunity to restart this year if i wanted and there for choose new AS subjects but this is not ideal.

Any help or ideas would be well appreciated,
Thankyou!! :smile:
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Original post by Sketch26
Hi there I have been looking into architecture for a while now but the more i read, the more the pro's get seriously over powered by the cons.I am looking for some potential careers, ideally design related, of course well paying jobs are preferred. Something Engineering related seems likely.

Er, Civil Engineering?
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Er, Civil Engineering?


Yeah, reading up on it now it's certainly a possibility.
Thanks :smile:
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Yeah, reading up on it now it's certainly a possibility.
Thanks :smile:


An architect draws the building. A CE stops it from falling down...

You might enjoy this reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/15y3cs/can_someone_explain_the_difference_between_an/
(edited 8 years ago)
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An architect draws the building. A CE stops it from falling down...

You might enjoy this reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/engineering/comments/15y3cs/can_someone_explain_the_difference_between_an/

Thankyou! :smile: Thats pretty helpful actually, was just reading through it now.

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