my university career
When I was a child, my dream was to be a paleontologist or zoologist, because I was a huge fan of dinosaurs and extinct animals and those of our era, to the extent that I could spend hours and hours seeing and reading things about dinosaurs and prehistoric animals. my goal was to get to know everything about these beings, because I was fascinated with these creatures.
As I grew older, my goals changed and so did my tastes. In high school I entered the scientific elective and things about the laboratory and the environment began to attract my attention and my childhood dreams changed.
When applying for university careers, I applied for 5 careers, four of my options pointed to engineering, the one I was addressing was biotechnology engineering, it caught my attention and I learned a lot about the subject, then I thought about engineering forestry and the fourth was environmental engineering, and at the time of registering them, in the last instance to make the decision, postulated architecture, and left it third on the list, because I wondered if all my life I was going to base it on something scientific that maybe not It was going to fill me up, so I did it and I was happy to have made the decision, because inside me, my intuition told me that it was what could make me feel complete.
Now, I am an architecture student very committed to the career, because I feel that it was what I was always looking for when I started high school, for me, the career has a perfect balance of everything I can do.
photos of my first jobs at the university:
I also think architecture has the perfect balance of what I like. The plumavit model is very interesting.
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