College and Gaming not compatible?

Maybe they are, but the real question is... Does an architecture student have time to play games?
I'm finding it really hard to do so. I have lots of projects to do:
Study lots and lots of art history specifically architecture history, which is very interesting but it consumes lots of time, mainly because before collage i was (actually, I still am) an art incult. Is it because I came from a science based high school? Maybe my parents didn't emphasize enough how important culture was? I have lots of questions like these but I'll start by saying that it's not my parents fault for sure. My lack of interest failed me there... There's still time to recover, though. It'll have some pressure, like exam-pressure, but hey! I guess I failed to do it the easy way. 
I'm hoping to become a really good architect, and I'm really hoping that Portugal being the second best architect "creator" in Europe is an incentive and not just a title.
Being so, I'll have to work really hard, like never before in my life, meaning I'll have to partially abdicate of my gaming lifestyle. My objective is to turn architecture not just a job but also a hobby, but has I've been told, it's kinda awkward having a hobby as a job, so I'll have to share the hobby list with gaming I suppose.
OK... I think it's enough for today, I'll post other thoughts later.
Just fulfilling my taste for writing, even if it's useless... it may sound silly but this is like a diary, maybe. A place to write as much as I want. I actually could write in word or any other program and saving it or even deleting afterwards, but it kind of feels that all my work of writing would be gone. No satisfaction there. It's like a trophy I guess. And you know what, it's a good way to practice my english writing... 
Ah well, enough. I got to continue my project on Tugendhat house made by the notorious architect: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. I might even post some stuff here later... wouldn't that be interesting?

Maybe they are, but the real question is... Does an architecture student have time to play games?
I'm finding it really hard to do so. I have lots of projects to do:
Study lots and lots of art history specifically architecture history, which is very interesting but it consumes lots of time, mainly because before collage i was (actually, I still am) an art incult. Is it because I came from a science based high school? Maybe my parents didn't emphasize enough how important culture was? I have lots of questions like these but I'll start by saying that it's not my parents fault for sure. My lack of interest failed me there... There's still time to recover, though. It'll have some pressure, like exam-pressure, but hey! I guess I failed to do it the easy way. 
I'm hoping to become a really good architect, and I'm really hoping that Portugal being the second best architect "creator" in Europe is an incentive and not just a title.
Being so, I'll have to work really hard, like never before in my life, meaning I'll have to partially abdicate of my gaming lifestyle. My objective is to turn architecture not just a job but also a hobby, but has I've been told, it's kinda awkward having a hobby as a job, so I'll have to share the hobby list with gaming I suppose.
OK... I think it's enough for today, I'll post other thoughts later.
Just fulfilling my taste for writing, even if it's useless... it may sound silly but this is like a diary, maybe. A place to write as much as I want. I actually could write in word or any other program and saving it or even deleting afterwards, but it kind of feels that all my work of writing would be gone. No satisfaction there. It's like a trophy I guess. And you know what, it's a good way to practice my english writing... 
Ah well, enough. I got to continue my project on Tugendhat house made by the notorious architect: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. I might even post some stuff here later... wouldn't that be interesting?

No, they're compatible. You're just not good at it :P.

collage=   a form of art in which various materials such as  photographs and pieces of paper or fabric are arranged and stuck to a  backing. 
 
college=   an educational  institution or establishment, in particular •  one  providing  higher education  or  specialized  professional  or vocational  training

Well, Kirby's Epic Yarn is kind of a collage. So yes?

Dear god, you're here too?!   
Say hi to Rodrigo or whatever that chicks name is.. or half-dude

Making collages are awesome and fun so I don't see why it would be hard to make one about video games.
 
If you mean college, then yes and no. If you are taking the class serious you shouldn't have a lot of free time for games- depending on the course you take. Just gotta learn to make time by getting less sleep and not going out at nights. It means sacrificing some hobbies for another.

" Well, Kirby's Epic Yarn is kind of a collage. So yes? "

You just can't game the same way you used to. See, a lot of gamers on message boards complain about not enough releases or games being too short but they must be very young and without responsiblity. Once you get older you dont have the time to play a lot of games so you want them to be fewer and shorter. Focusing on your career is good but I am sure you can find time.

" Dear god, you're here too?!   Say hi to Rodrigo or whatever that chicks name is.. or half-dude "

Just a matter of creating time for games.

Meh, you'll just learn to appreciate the short n' sweet games over the crazy huge Fallout/GTA/etc games.

Started uni 2 weeks ago and my gaming has definitely slowed down, you need to set out a time for yourself to play some games. I seem to have free time Wednesday afternoons and Fridays. 
 
Education is more important at the end of the day though.

It is compatible. As a pharmacy student, I still was able to find time for games (though I definitely had more time during undergrad). It's all a matter of time management really. I found that if I actually use my time to study efficiently (instead of procrastinating like I did during undergrad), I end up with plenty of free time to play games, workout, or do other activities.

I mean, in the end, Games are a hobby, and although i'm sure you have alot of work(i know i do), theres always room for relaxing, i mean to be honest, its starting to look like only starcraft will survive the year as consistent game.  But thats not to say i'm not finding time for other games, in fact, i box, swim, play cards at the casino, sign language and creative writing courses, and debating club :P.  And i still find time to do my 3 essays a week, and do well on exams.  
 
note: i even had one assignment where i had to write 120 pages in 3 weeks. 

It just gets worse as you get older.  When you graduate you'll have even less time than you do now.  Then when/if you get married you'll find you have even less time.  When/if you become a homeowner you'll find there is even more stuff you need to do.  Finally if you ever have children you'll REALLY realize what it is to not have any time.

Gaming during college (and way back of course) got me into Ubisoft. Just sayin.  
 
Don't just use gaming as entertainment, use it to learn the ways of the trade, that's if you want to get into the gaming industry in the first place, otherwise, if you are not gaining anything from gaming other than just entertainment, do it in moderation like everything else in life. 

Yeah, only touched my 360 only once, but that is a good thing. Thier are much more important things for me to do

The philosopher Ernst Tugendhat lived in a house designed by a famous architect? Or what is "Tugendhat-house"?

Since coming to university, about one month ago, I haven't played a single game. I miss it, but honestly, I have a lot more time to study and meet other students. 

I enjoy what I do at university as much as I do gaming so I really don't mind!

i have plenty of time for things.

It's difficult. I have my gaming life, Army life, pre-school teacher life, girlfriend, and college life. Maintaining all of those is difficult.

It can work, just don't expect to be gaming as much as you did before college which is my case.

I have 3 assignments due, 2 of them law related. Haven't touched games in ages, shit sucks.

Well you have to make sacrifices. Do you go to a party or do you play a game? Do you go on a date or play a game? Let me tell you, having a girlfriend can really cut into gaming time. In fact friends in general can cut into gaming time. You really have to choose between having a social life and gaming. I know it's a hard choice but I know you'll choose correctly.  ;)
 
Also we call them nursing students and I'm not sure if there is a single word for building models, but handcraft isn't really correct. I would say the word drafting would cover it.  Not perfect but it would get your point across. It means to draw or design sketches or plans of something. It can mean any drawing, but it is common in architecture to say when drawing or designing a layout or plan of a building that you are drafting. Hope that helps. 

Ya i know what you mean, its my first year in university and I'm in a double degree for Math and Computer Science.
At one point I hadn't touched my games for 2 weeks and then when I go to turn on my PS3, BAM! YLOD(Yellow Light of Death) X(, i am going to try and spend my thanksgiving fixing it (P.S. I'm in Canada so thanksgiving is next week)