Best route for me....?

[Liquidus]

Hi all,

I'm currently in my final year at 6th Form(Year13) in the UK. Current studies: Biology/Geography/Product Design/Computer science.

I LOVE yacht design with a burning, burning, burning passion! In fact just before the end of term I was recently reprimanded for filling up about 80% of my geography course book with doodles and drawings of yachts/hulls/generic naval components etc!!

However my courses aren't particularly tailored for a University degree in naval architecture or yacht design! I was just wondering what would be the best route for me to take? I mean, I'm fairly competent with designing boats in some aspects and have self taught myself some physics, but its hard to show this to people without A levels in Maths or physics for instance!

what options are available to me? All help is appreciated guys! Thanks.

[sele]

What do you mean by courses that aren't particulary tailored for a University degree in naval architecture?

[Leo Lazauskas]

Originally Posted by Liquidus

Hi all,

I'm currently in my final year at 6th Form(Year13) in the UK. Current studies: Biology/Geography/Product Design/Computer science.

I LOVE yacht design with a burning, burning, burning passion! In fact just before the end of term I was recently reprimanded for filling up about 80% of my geography course book with doodles and drawings of yachts/hulls/generic naval components etc!!

However my courses aren't particularly tailored for a University degree in naval architecture or yacht design! I was just wondering what would be the best route for me to take? I mean, I'm fairly competent with designing boats in some aspects and have self taught myself some physics, but its hard to show this to people without A levels in Maths or physics for instance!

what options are available to me? All help is appreciated guys! Thanks.

When it comes to yacht design without mathematics, your best option is interior design.

[Liquidus]

Originally Posted by sele

What do you mean by courses that aren't particulary tailored for a University degree in naval architecture?

As in none of them really intertwine with a degree in Naval Architecture! I.e no maths/Physics

[sele]

Originally Posted by Liquidus

As in none of them really intertwine with a degree in Naval Architecture! I.e no maths/Physics

Then,as Leo Lazauskas said, interior design can be an option.