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Hello! I know that this is another question that is really down to me to decide, but I was looking for some insight from people that are/have studied these degrees. I like that they both have a strong human connection. I think that architecture seems obviously more practical and grounded, which I needed in order to be connected and not get pulled away from the purpose of things. Philosophy and religion is also incredibly useful in a less concrete way, but I don't know how far that would take me in terms of actually having many freedoms outside of the course. What was your experience in a very simple primary way when studying them? I obviously want to choose what makes me feel curious and not dead inside- I can see how both could go either way. I know that it's also very much down to which course and which university, so please tell me of an positive experiences. Thank you so much.
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Warning - Philosophy at degree level can seem like doing a maths degree. In either year 1 or 2, you'll do logic and notation. Philosophy at A Level is lovely though.
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(Original post by Picnicl)
Warning - Philosophy at degree level can seem like doing a maths degree. In either year 1 or 2, you'll do logic and notation. Philosophy at A Level is lovely though.
Warning - Philosophy at degree level can seem like doing a maths degree. In either year 1 or 2, you'll do logic and notation. Philosophy at A Level is lovely though.
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Warning - Philosophy at degree level can seem like doing a maths degree. In either year 1 or 2, you'll do logic and notation. Philosophy at A Level is lovely though.
Warning - Philosophy at degree level can seem like doing a maths degree. In either year 1 or 2, you'll do logic and notation. Philosophy at A Level is lovely though.
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