u/MysteriousFalcon7645

I'm an IB student who wants to apply for both BIE and BMDS, as we all know, the result will be out tomorrow; hence, I still haven't handed in any application yet. I saw a lot of people on Reddit and DC about getting enrolled in this major.

My questions are:

1. How many people do they accept each year for these two majors at Heilbronn?

2. Does it matter much if I apply earlier or later? I was thinking about handing in the application exactly on 15th July because then I will receive my certificate for B2 German, but if applying earlier means a higher chance of getting in before all the spots are filled, I'll apply on Monday, right after I receive my results from the finals.

3. Does anyone maybe know whether an extra online coding-related certificate (from freeCodeCamp) will increase my points for the Aptitude Assessment?

p.s. IDK, I'm just lwk worried about everything since it's a very prestigious school, and I heard that both of these majors are pretty hard to get into, especially BIE.

Guys, why does the world feel so unreal after IB Finals? June didn't even start, and I'm already lost. I've been having 15+ hours of screentime for 5 days in a row. And since my uni starts in early October, I basically have more than 4 months free.

Are there any suggestions on how and what I should do to spend my summer efficiently and prepare for university?

Like right now, I have too many ideas in my mind after reconnecting with the world by doomscrolling. Do y'all think it's good to start investing in stocks? learn coding? Should I try recreating chemistry experiments at home? Should I start making my own Instagram or TikTok channel? Maybe I should learn Piano? Do art? Is there any good movie that y'all would recommend in any language that exists (plz no Harry Potter and Disney, I've been watching that thing for at least 10 times). would u guys recommend a part-time job near the uni campus one month before the semester starts? (idk, I'm just lost, the type of feeling when one suddenly gets trillion dollars in their bank and doesn't know how to use them all). Is it safe to travel alone in Europe? My parents won't let me go to France alone.

idk is there is any advice one would give? My dear alumni friends

Is there something that y'all think is really really worth learning during this little transformation period of our lives? I know it's a great time to experience the alcoholic cultures and DJs, but I got soo drunk last week after math P3, I'm lowkey not into alcohol anymore.

P.s. Do y'all think chemical engineering is better or Data science engineering?