A BUSY Day in my Life as Aerospace Engineering Student at TU Delft

Hi! I'm Max, an aerospace engineering student at TU Delft from Germany.
Come and join me on my adventure of starting uni!
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[@techbro349]

You will be a good aerospace engineer because of your great work! Hope I will be like you the year after next year!

[@jakubbarcinski8365]

I hope that in the future I will be like Max as well! This guy is such a huge inspiration for me! Though I may not be as multi-talented as him.....:(((

[@celina287]

you are very welcome old man :))

[@maxhaste4968]

:))

[@marwashahid9870]

U deserve a million subscribers

[@maxhaste4968]

That's very kind of you! :)

[@reemzakria4909]

Max , actually I don't speak German so, I should go to university in Germany to study German and after I finish study German for year and then transfer to TU Delft University to study Aerospace engineering right ? ...... So,Which university in Germany would you suggest that I enter in order to study German first?

[@maxhaste4968]

Please take the following advice with a grain of salt as I have zero experience in this field: I'd say if you want to study at TU Delft, there is no point in learning German (unless, of course, you simply do it to learn another language and culture). You might consider taking a gap year and doing a bunch of online courses, getting some work experience, traveling or starting an engineering course in your country.