ETH Zurich Graduate School Admission Results

Undergrad in Computer Science from an Italian university. Good LoRs I think, and was considered the best student among those enrolled in my year.

A waste of time, money and hopes.

no gre, 3 publications

- Romanian university (UPB) - No GRE - Applied in second round

Italian student from Politecnico di Milano. Few research experience, but high GPA, good LOR and previous experience as Teaching Assistant

BSc Computer Science from KCL. Expected First with Honours. GRE: 166Q/159V. Research experience over the summer; worked as a Teaching Assistant for 3 courses.

Currently finishing BSc CS at an average German University (QS-Ranking 200-250). High preliminary GPA (1.1 where 1 is best and 4 is minimum pass grade). GRE 169(Q)/160(V)/4.0(AW). IELTS 8/9. Finished one semester faster than standard duration of studies. Some research experience from writing the thesis (worth 6+12 ECTS) and a 2 week research internship during high school. Some related professional experience as a student employee (4h/week).

Masters degrees in humanities (Cambridge) and BSc CS from one of the top German universities. Grades very good but not perfect either. Research experience, several internships.

I am currently finishing my Bachelor's degree in Cyber Security with a GPA of 3.82 at top 200 university in Europe. 116/120 at TOEFL.

Known German Technical University EE degree. Bad first year grades (3.0, but didn't count to gpa) much better grades afterwards. I chose electives only with regard to my focus on communication engineering: overall 1.7 GPA ,within the best 15%. I put much time for LOR and SOP, half year related industry experience + 1 university internship. IELTS 7.5 . I think my elective grades and my bachelor thesis made it possible. Good Luck for everyone :)

Italian student from Politecnico di Milano, GPA 27.5/30, BSc Mechanical Engineering, No work exp., No research exp., did 6 months exchange in Gemany

Sad

Did my undergrad at a Liberal Arts and Sciences school (honors, cum laude), major in mathematics, took quite some statistics courses (which I passed with really good grades), no GRE because I studied in Europe, strong letters of motivation & rec (I think).