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I recently received a scholarship that is allowing me to reconsider my studies and career path. I've spent all of college focused on public health, and epidemiology, I'm about to graduate and need to decide whether I want to apply to medical school or graduate school. Currently, I'm planning on pursuing an MD and/or PhD in Neuroscience. Not matriculating is not a serious worry of mine.

However as a child I was obsessive about building. I won several lego competitions and was through a stroke of madness aloud to be intimately involved in the design of my parents first home. I'm totally in love with modern architecture as well as victorian architecture.
<bot>: What does it take to be an architect, how is the stress level, how creative do you really get to be, is it worth the degree, where is the field headed?