Thank you so much! This makes me so happy to hear <3

both answers can easily be found on their website

Trust me you wouldnt be bored lol just scared

Hi, it depends on what your goal is.. I'd say they are not difficult, but also not super easy. But I also don't care about grades that much :)

I'm trying to put something like that together, but for now it's pretty unspectacular what I do. Maybe I'll do a "current status & how it went so far" video, what do you think?

yeah, go for it

Good question! I see it more as teachers, where I can learn from their specific traits which they mastered. Role models have the connotation of just idolising, wanting to be like them and not questioning their bad traits and false or negative beliefs. So in that sense my only role model is my future self ;) But currently I'm studying the world views of Marcus Aurelius, Steve Jobs, Leonardo da Vinci & for a bit more modern and tangible Alex Becker.

Nice I love it!

thank you!! :)

Hi Amandeep, I wish you all the best for your application!

Thank you ☺@@emanuelzeder

hahaha thanks, are you studying there?

Hi brandogultom, I really appreciate your kind words! Comments like this keep me going :) And interesting suggestion, I'll think of it. I hope you can fulfil your dream of studying there!! All the best!

Thank you!🥰 This means a lot to me🫶

thank you so much, this means a lot to me!

Good question, I guess it depends on how many hours you want/need to work. It is definitely not an easy degree, it also depends on how easily you learn.. But I believe not many people manage to work at the same time for more than lets say one day of the week. And not many work at all.. (you won't have a lot of free time haha)

Thanks for your insight bro

I was a bachelors student, but I quit :)

Hey man nice to hear that you follow your dream! In Zurich the main language is Swiss-German but you'll get trough with german and english as well. French is spoken in different areas of Switzerland. As far as I know, most master degrees are taught in english :) good luck to you!

For masters you're all right with just knowing english Bachelor's is mostly in German for the first few semesters

The quick answer is no, its never too late to learn new things. But I think it depends on your individual situation! I'm also 23 and started my current degree in January this year, after quitting ETH. I'd be happy to help you with your decision and maybe give you some insights about my path. Just DM me on Instagram @emanuelzeder and we can talk about it :)

oh wow, I hope you finished everything :) Yes it was a struggle, but you can be glad that you pushed trough! I'd love to hear how it was for you and what you plan to do next! So it would be great if you could write me a DM on Instagram @emanuelzeder :)

oh lol haha nice

Hello, thanks for watching! I'm sorry I can't help you, I'm not studying there anymore :/

Hey, thanks for watching! I think the bachelors are thought mostly in german. The masters degrees will be in english. But you should google again to verify :)

Hy brother Im also planning to get into ETH Zurich for bachelor in architecture

greetings to india!

Thanks, you too!! Its going very good, I think I'll make a video soon, where I talk a bit about it ;)

Thank you! :) Its nice to hear that you liked the video!!

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)

Yes, but thats when you should turn to discipline ;)

Hey, my Instagram is: @emanuelzeder . Feel free to write me a DM :)

Hey my man :) I'm doing fine, how are you doing? No not really haha, what I'm studying now is way more interesting to me. So I'm happy about that :)

@Emanuel Zeder ohhh nicee bro let's catch you on insta , btw now which course are you doing ?

​​@@emanuelzeder what are you studying bro?

Now I'm studying Business Informatics :)

thanks for asking, this really shows me that you care :) I was pretty busy with university, but today I posted a new Vlog

Thank you!! what do you mean by "exploring the self", whats your way to do this?

Hey I'm doing great hope you too! Depends on which degree, for masters you only need english. For the bachelor its I think C1or C2, you need to understand it fluently, also special terms, since its the teaching language :)

@@emanuelzeder In university of Basel Computer science is taught in English and German for bachelor’s, is it still necessary to learn German C1 to get admission in university of Basel for bachelor’s in computer science?

Hey its: ethz.ch :) Good luck there!

If you need help with that, ETH might not be for you

Hey @Kshitija Mandhare Thanks for sharing, and I'm glad the Video helped! I hope you will find "land" soon :) Would love to get an update in the future! I can only tell you, watch out who you follow online, there are lot of people, who promise you "heaven"... you "only" just need to buy their course... Look within, talk to people who know you very well (friends/family..) and don't give up! :)

@@emanuelzeder what is your opinion about iman gadzhi course and about him in general?

@@kshitijamandhare2676 Its funny you ask that hahaha, I never mentioned him. But you saw it correctly I'm following him very closely, I think I will make a video about him and others in the foreseeable future. For now I still need to reflect about it more. Whats your opinion?

@@emanuelzeder I don't think you should make video about him because you og content is far more interesting and seeing you grow throughout the journey will be fun. Best luck. Bye , love from India

I studied Environmental Engineering

thank you! it took a lot of tries to get it that smooth

hahaha do you mean the log?

@@emanuelzeder yes, I didn't remember it's name haha

hahaha like I'm working out by throwing cats around, that would be funny 😂😂

I would really dig deep, what the curriculum is teaching and what you can do with that degree. There are a lot of YT Videos of people explaining, what they are doing as environmental engineers. Its a great degree on a great University! I wish you all the best!

@@emanuelzeder okay thanks Btw my last question is admission process is easy in eth zurich for environmental engineering?

@@shubhkapadia1365 I made another Video, in which I documented my Daily Life at ETH Zürich. And in one comment I answered like that: >>>>> Hey thanks for asking! I think at the end it comes down to what type of person you are. ETH is a very great University, you get a lot of help and support there. But yes it is hard. Especially at the beginning. But if you manage to pass the first years exams, you can do it! And as I said, you need to be a specific type of person. You need to go all in and focus your life on the study. I hope this helps :) But keep in mind, I dropped out, you should ask someone who is still there. <<<<< (It was also not the right thing for me, because I am a very creative Person, and the degree is a full-time thing. But I wanted to have time to also work on personal projects.

@@emanuelzeder okay thanks broo 🤝🏻 Btw what's your insta I'd

@@shubhkapadia1365 You're welcome my man! @emanuelzeder , if you have more questions feel free to DM me :)

Hey thanks for asking! I think at the end it comes down to what type of person you are. ETH is a very great University, you get a lot of help and support there. But yes it is hard. Especially at the beginning. But if you manage to pass the first years exams, you can do it! And as I said, you need to be a specific type of person. You need to go all in and focus your life on the study. And no I didn't have a job. I hope this helps :) But keep in mind, I dropped out, you should ask someone who is still there and also studied electrical engineering.

My friend studies EE and he throws up regularly in the study phase because he's so stressed out so yeah its pretty difficult I suppose