u/Memesaurusmex

Hi guys,
Im a Norwegian citizen. I was dreaming of going to the US to study my whole life, but due to recent developments in EU and the chaos in the US, I have to expand my options. I want to study something among mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering or engineering physics. I want to do propulsion or fusion R&D when I grow up, or both. Recently graduated. I want to pursue all the way from bachelors, masters to PHD, in different unis and focuses of course.

I am well aware of the options in the UK (oxbridge&imperial). But besides that, there is Delft, which is brilliant. What else is there? I've heard of Polytecnico Milano, is it better than, for example, Georgia Tech? Would X polytechnique be fitting? How is Torino? Are any of these comparable to the US, and then the UK? I value research enviroment and internships. I might work either in the US or Switzerland, or idk, I dont know how the world will be in 10 years.
I don't know if i should stay or go. Im going through a confused and rough period.
Thanks

Hi guys,
Im a Norwegian citizen. I was dreaming of going to the US to study my whole life, but due to recent developments in EU and the chaos in the US, I have to expand my options. I want to study something among mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering or engineering physics. I want to do propulsion or fusion R&D when I grow up, or both. Recently graduated. I want to pursue all the way from bachelors, masters to PHD, in different unis and focuses of course.

I am well aware of the options in the UK (oxbridge&imperial). But besides that, there is Delft, which is brilliant. What else is there? I've heard of Polytecnico Milano, is it better than, for example, Georgia Tech? Would X polytechnique be fitting? How is Torino? Are any of these comparable to the US, and then the UK? I value research enviroment and internships. I might work either in the US or Switzerland, or idk, I dont know how the world will be in 10 years.
I don't know if i should stay or go. Im going through a confused and rough period.
Thanks

Hi,
getting back to SAT prep. From 1440, 760 on Math. Which websites (like oneprep, but heard that theyre ai-slop nowadays) and books do you recommend to study from? Im not well updated, last practiced last ear.
Thanks

I loved this app, I used it a lot before. But now they decreased the amount of blocks you can have on free tier per notion site, and I can't even further develop my previous sites/templates (

Edit: Problem resolved! Thanks