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As I mentioned over in the Decisions forum, I've been blindsided by a late acceptance to ETH Zurich's Master in Energy Science & Technology Program. Truthfully, I don't know much about the program itself as I didn't expect an acceptance, other than what is on the website. I am very interested in energy technology and policy, and my background is in both mechanical engineering and economics. Does anyone know someone who has gone through this program? Or barring that, does anyone know someone who has gone abroad to ETH? I'd really like their perspective.

I know it's supposed to be a great technical school, but I want to know more about this particular program and about how the school has been for other Americans. How have you fared looking for jobs or internships back home? How were the classes structured? What was the relationship like between the students and faculty? What about among students? How does research work? I've heard that there is a lot more funding, in general, in US schools? Is there any way to get funding beyond traveling back in time and getting a Fulbright? Unfortunately a visit is impossible so I'm going blind here. What's Zurich like? Really, any information would help. The other acceptance I am considering (GWU International Science & Technology Policy program at the Elliott School) is already waiting on my answer. Of course I've already sent these questions to people in charge of the program, but I'd like input from alumni and students if I can get it.

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