FHT Esslingen (FHTE)

No. It's part of the experience, not knowing what you're getting yourself into. It's a great feeling once you have achieved your goals.

This university is a serious and a hard one. It has very good teachers, very good learning material in the field of electrical/electronical/mechanical engineering, very good test laboratories, with cutting-edge hardware and software and most of all, the learning environment is cool. It is very close to Stuttgart and the staff that welcomes you and treats you during your stay are very nice people.

Some more information from the school about the preparation work that I would need, in other words more information about what the school was NOT going to help us with. Having comenfrom a very good university in the USA I assumed conditions would be more or les the same her in my host school.

To expand my selection above: This school is not the BEST option available, but because of my economic resources it was one of my options and in the end my selection. The program is still young and they are trying to build from practicaly zero. I must sya the program is OK, but if you have another choice go there first. I hope my comments do not hurt my chances, but I believe I must be honest in answering your questions.

More German and had a better plan of where (and when) to travel in Europe

Go...you won't reget it...like I said, field trips were awesome!

Of course! It is not my first time in Germany, but now I am more familiar with that, and I have met/known people from over the world (not only EU)

It is a very good one, with a wide praxis - orientation and pretty relationschips with the Industry (DaimlerChrysle, Bosch, usw)

better German language skills.

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