This kid just oozes talent. Engineer, composer, musician, artist, well spoken truly one of the brightest of his generation and deserving of his position in MIT.
Some things you will always be better at and some things you'll be worse at. But the idea that anyone can be remotely good at anything without first work very hard is a myth.
Well, there is a research showing that people who floss daily tend to enjoy longevity. This is definitely not due to solely flossing daily alone, but rather due to the fact that people who floss daily mostly having other good habits naturally. So I guess there is a link somewhere in there between raspberry oatmeal and getting into MIT and you just have to placebo your mind into it, and with a little bit of luck and a whole lot of hard work, you'll get in!
I must say, the quality of production is an extremely top notch one. I look forward to seeing this channel grow into something even bigger! Salute to you guys.
***** and why do you feel the need to insult and why do you think I hate Islam? To me it's just made up nonsense which too many people believe for no true reason
Ale Giraldo I don't know which country you actually meant, but here in Indonesia we still have that kind of option such educations and high positions here are filled by women too. Not only me, but most of students in my engineering class are girls. That's why i watched this video, you know, day dreaming. Lol and oh, please no hate.
***** the daily mail is your source? That source has absolutely no credibility and even the figures expressed in the article are not too astonishing. Similar rates are probably seen of conversion to eastern religions... and I'm not attacking you when I say this but Islam is bullshit. There are no such things as magic or miracles and from what I skimmed from the second article, the Quran is nothing more than a book of myths which dominates middle eastern culture. Influence doesn't make it true just as the Bible isn't true and Harry Potter isn't real
***** and how are my claims ignorant if women truly are seen as second class citizens in Muslim society. They are mere assets of men and must ask for permission to acquire education and are forbidden from common practices such as driving. If anything, YOU are deluded about Islam
There's definitely nothing wrong with majoring in STEM and also being involved with the arts. The only time this becomes a problem is if the arts begin taking over all of your time and leave you with little to no time for your STEM studies. I got nothing against the arts but they certainly won't pay the bills for most people lol whereas STEM definitely will.
I always love these videos. They're presented beautifully and are so informative. Going to a college like MIT has been a huge dream of mine, so this was really inspiring.
I have a tiny crush on Garrett after listening to him talk about his passion. It's rare to find someone who knows of no limits and just goes for their passion while continually expanding their skill set.
one of the things that i hate and probably the most one about being in a third world country is that i'll never have an opportunity like this in my life to be creative and learn and do my thing in a decent place with decent educated people just because i didn't win the life lottery and born in a first world country it's truly depressing
Fahad Al Azawi i understand what r u talking about, but u need to develop one thing. Something you love the most, and work everyday on it. Yes, money is a problem but studying online can be a solution.
Hey, I’m from a third world country as well, Kenya in East Africa. Even though it really doesn’t feel like it lol, but I know of 100s of people who have gotten opportunities to study abroad for as little as nothing and learn about their passions especially because the elite schools are well funded and therefore very generous with their aid. So hopefully that encourages you to see the hope for opportunities around the world for education, as it has for me.
Its possible but in countries like Paraguay aren't able to do anything at least you have a lot of money. Even studying online is difficult since most people don't have internet.
great one .. it's such an inspiration tool push up all students to work hard and believe in their abilities .. thanks in advanced for sharing us this kind of videos .
DarthVader Sorry to say but your reply shows how dumb you are. Around 12 lakh student try to get into IISC Bangalore and only 2 lakh in MIT so its legit that the entrance exam for IISC Bangalore would be tougher.... I KNOW that American universities provide far more better education than india's but there is legit reason for that... "POPULATION" in my opinion INDIA'S biggest problem is population and thats why many bright students are going abroad for there studies and never come back... IISC is also a world recognized institute recently some of the students published a journal in quantum mechanics..
DarthVader And if you have any better option for entrance please suggest it to the government... and more over IISC Bangalore doesn't get hulky bunch of funds like MIT or Harvard no college provides world class facilities cheap you mug head... They charge you a lot of money and getting a scholarship in those universities is not every one's cup of tea... so god bless india that it don't charge that pile of money...
Truly inspiring, I too am in the middle between the arts and engineering. Now thanks to Garrett I feel more confident I can pursue both at the same time
Just remember that many people around me at university were similar to him. Lots of energy. Lots of power. There're many wonderful universities in North America. I'll miss my university for the rest of my life.
This video and this person really motivated me. I hope I will get a chance in less than 2 years to discover world as this young man did, to experience something not so common and to achieve one of my life goals. Thank you for sharing this interview with us.
Inspiration? This video got me frustrated with myself, more than anything i've seen before probobaly. People like him worked hard their entire life and now they collect the fruits of that hard work, meanwhile i'm going to university next year and i'll probobaly get into some very average college, because i've wasted 11 years of my life doing nothing.
You could still apply and get in after a year at an average school bro. Check out this link. mitadmissions.org/apply/transfer/before A couple things I would say is 1) Don't take on more than 15 credits your first semester of freshman year no matter what your advisor says. 2)Do whatever it takes to get straight A's(go to every lecture, always ask a few questions, go to office hours once a week, read the textbook and watch videos on the topic a day before lecture, start studying for midterms a week and a half in advance, make friends who are also focused). 3) Don't get a girlfriend. 4) Only join like 1 or 2 clubs/activities. No need to get too involved if you want to transfer. NEVER SELL YOURSELF SHORT
Man, if i somehow got a chance to go 10 years back into past, i would work my damn ass off every single day and try to get myself into university like that, instead of wasting my life on computer games and going into some meh college. This channel is superb, it really gives you that feeling you're actually studying there. You guys are making top notch videos, can't thank you enough for them!
I have exactly same passions for music and engineering. I got my BS degree in industrial engineering from a good university in Brazil, but my experience was terrible compared to what I see in this video. I wish I could've had the same opportunity. If that's within your reach, don't waste the opportunity. Effort is just a very small price to pay, when you're already so much ahead in life. Don't take things for granted. Good luck!
mechanical engineering major, feeling very unmotivated and uninspired going into finals week. This helped a ton. Great reminder for what i want to do with my degree and life, awesome work!
I love how MIT has strong support within the engineering course and are super flexible and do all these things to support students. I guess that's why it's MIT. My capstone class if student paid, unless you manage to to knab a sponsor.
Rimika Banerjee emmm. Jack of all trades master of none. So you are trying to say many of these bright students are just good at math and suck at everything else. No, being well rounded won't get you anywhere, you should be good at everything but have a big spike something in which you are so good that you actually stand out
I love how he's not stuck in one subject. He's multitasking and multi talented. Also some people think that mechanical engineers only are interested on engines cars and stuff and I love how he's room is disney decorated
This is an awesome channel! The videos are informative and well made. It should have more subscribers! I also recognize the host from videos on Harvard's channel from the past few years. He is quite funny and makes a wonderful host 😄
This is literally my dream. NOT JOKING. This video actually motivated me to force myself more into maths and science. And thanks to this video I feel comfortable working extra on mathematics and physics. It dosen't feel boring anymore. I know my path and I'll dow whatever it requires from SAT or TOFL to get enrolled in the future. Sometimes, offering chill times for extra work and effort really helps you to understand and learn something new which can help you later on in life.
The difference from him and the people feeling sorry for themselves in the comments is that he doesn’t look at the end goal wanting to be there the next day. He understands the hard work and dedication it takes to put in. If you have an idea don’t think it’s impossible to fulfill just work at it and it will happen. It’s like working out, if you look at your body day to day you won’t notice a difference, but if you look back a year down the line you’ll notice a huge difference . Everyone starts from somewhere
@@largestfern Looks are nice to mention, but it's all the other stuff that makes people truly special. Plus, I tell him he's handsome fairly regularly to his face ;)
These videos motivate when I slack off in school because I just imagine myself not being able to do that at a university that I would love to attend. I know I'm not at the right university but sticking with it just to get a degree. And also because a lot of these universities are a lot bigger and have an aesthetic that would really suit me compared to the one I attend where's it is very bland. This channel is so underrated.
if this was in india, these are the main things to note- 1) everyone's indian 2)everyone's studying 24/7 3)classes are from 8 am to 4 pm 4) sleep is non-existent 5)there is nothing called free time and no recreation 6) u hav to die for 4-5.5 years
I'm from a local engineering college in Mumbai,India. Struggled through jee mains to get into a college. Did not attempt jee advanced so no IIT. What do you think I'm feeling right now. I've studied my entire life, not following any interest or any extra activity. I feel frustrated, angry and I'm smiling right now.
it's interesting and informative one to the candidates who seeks admission on MIT like universities. i was so impressed about the background and building supposed brought in to feel like i was there. my big dream is to get the admission on MIT on Ph.D research. but lacks of problems i quit it. But good hope still exiting in my dream.
This video is so much better than the ditzy psychology girl from Stanford and the future barista theater major from Northwestern. Only one comparable is the basketball guy from USC who majors premed and is a millionaire entrepreneur. We need more motivated STEM majors to focus on for these day in the life videos!
100% of all mit graudates have breathed oxygen at one point. not to brag, but ive also had the coveted privilege of breathing oxygen, a number of times actually. hello mit ill take my full ride please
Hello,great vid as always, just wondering do you guys have any similar day in the life vid of students from King's College London or John Hopkins/Northwestern Uni :D
This kid just oozes talent. Engineer, composer, musician, artist, well spoken truly one of the brightest of his generation and deserving of his position in MIT.
No such thing, I'm sure he put countless hours of vigorous work into every subject.
Agreed. Talent isn't much more than the results of passionate, hard work.
Not true I'm afraid, speaking as someone who put hours of hard work into things and still been terrible at them :(.
Some things you will always be better at and some things you'll be worse at. But the idea that anyone can be remotely good at anything without first work very hard is a myth.
Garrett Parrish is, indeed, well spoken but he needs to work on not starting every answer with "So..."
Not quite my tempo
Ahahahaha
i see what u did there
XD
you son of a bitch
are you rushing or are you dragging?
If I eat Trader Joe's raspberry oatmeal everyday, will I get into MIT
Yes.
LMAO!!!!
probably.
Well, there is a research showing that people who floss daily tend to enjoy longevity. This is definitely not due to solely flossing daily alone, but rather due to the fact that people who floss daily mostly having other good habits naturally. So I guess there is a link somewhere in there between raspberry oatmeal and getting into MIT and you just have to placebo your mind into it, and with a little bit of luck and a whole lot of hard work, you'll get in!
Sophia Kim nope u need something much more important for that... nawlidge!
Update: He currently works as an Associate Production Designer At Walt Disney. Way to go!
His insta id??
I go to a third rate school in the midwest. Come film me, we will call it... "A Day In The Life of Mediocrity"
Scott R lol
jajajaj but remember all people will die
Holy 😂😂😂😂😂
The science you study there is the same science they study at MIT. Don't diminish yourself.
Scott R its not about where you go its what you do
I must say, the quality of production is an extremely top notch one. I look forward to seeing this channel grow into something even bigger! Salute to you guys.
Thanks Altaf!
and what the heck am i doing in my entire life?
***** can you link your source? I cant really believe that young white women would pursue oppression under Islamic influence
***** and why do you feel the need to insult and why do you think I hate Islam? To me it's just made up nonsense which too many people believe for no true reason
Ale Giraldo I don't know which country you actually meant, but here in Indonesia we still have that kind of option such educations and high positions here are filled by women too. Not only me, but most of students in my engineering class are girls. That's why i watched this video, you know, day dreaming. Lol and oh, please no hate.
***** the daily mail is your source? That source has absolutely no credibility and even the figures expressed in the article are not too astonishing. Similar rates are probably seen of conversion to eastern religions... and I'm not attacking you when I say this but Islam is bullshit. There are no such things as magic or miracles and from what I skimmed from the second article, the Quran is nothing more than a book of myths which dominates middle eastern culture. Influence doesn't make it true just as the Bible isn't true and Harry Potter isn't real
***** and how are my claims ignorant if women truly are seen as second class citizens in Muslim society. They are mere assets of men and must ask for permission to acquire education and are forbidden from common practices such as driving. If anything, YOU are deluded about Islam
I hope he knows that Disney is hiring engineers right now
Yeah plus they are in the making of a new Star Wars theme park and they are hiring a lot of engineers for that.
Austin I'm sure once he graduates Disney will hire him in a heartbeat regardless of if they are in the process of hiring.
Do you mean imagineers?
Omkar Nitturkar pay fees and study
Omkar Nitturkar you can't get into MIT. You are incapable of even writing a coherent sentence.
I'm a STEM student that loves art and music. When he said that it's okay to be in the middle and love both art and engineering, it hit me hard.
We are glad that this has made you feel that way!
That's what he said.
There's definitely nothing wrong with majoring in STEM and also being involved with the arts. The only time this becomes a problem is if the arts begin taking over all of your time and leave you with little to no time for your STEM studies. I got nothing against the arts but they certainly won't pay the bills for most people lol whereas STEM definitely will.
*WTF*
A day in MY life
Waking up in the morning
sleeping at night
jaja
😂 haha
Mine is:
Wake
Eat
On my phone
Eat
Sleep
I always love these videos. They're presented beautifully and are so informative. Going to a college like MIT has been a huge dream of mine, so this was really inspiring.
Don't let it be a dream! Reach out for a free consultation :) on the crimson website: www.crimsoneducation.org.
Did you make it to go there or are you planning to go?
How about making your university into something like MIT? We need more MITs anyway.
Hey so did you get in ??
I have a tiny crush on Garrett after listening to him talk about his passion. It's rare to find someone who knows of no limits and just goes for their passion while continually expanding their skill set.
yes, she is definitely of Vietnamese descent I can tell
SAME!
Yep her last name is Nguyen. Typical here in Vietnam
Who else watched this to get depression??
*To get out of depression
Omg hahah
Here i am😭😝
one of the things that i hate and probably the most one about being in a third world country is that i'll never have an opportunity like this in my life to be creative and learn and do my thing in a decent place with decent educated people just because i didn't win the life lottery and born in a first world country it's truly depressing
YES U CAN......THE HARD TIMES WE GO THROUGH BUILD CHARACTER...WORTH MORE THAN MONEY
Fahad Al Azawi i understand what r u talking about, but u need to develop one thing. Something you love the most, and work everyday on it. Yes, money is a problem but studying online can be a solution.
From what country are you?
Hey, I’m from a third world country as well, Kenya in East Africa. Even though it really doesn’t feel like it lol, but I know of 100s of people who have gotten opportunities to study abroad for as little as nothing and learn about their passions especially because the elite schools are well funded and therefore very generous with their aid. So hopefully that encourages you to see the hope for opportunities around the world for education, as it has for me.
Its possible but in countries like Paraguay aren't able to do anything at least you have a lot of money. Even studying online is difficult since most people don't have internet.
And people say "choose one career path" lmao bitch look at this guy!
great one .. it's such an inspiration tool push up all students to work hard and believe in their abilities .. thanks in advanced for sharing us this kind of videos .
You guys are real technologists. Unlike us in India where we are forced to remember facts rather than application based approach.
Pranav Patil we are stuck bro🙁
extra assignment for saying this Gowri...
Then get into IISC Bangalore you mud head
DarthVader Sorry to say but your reply shows how dumb you are. Around 12 lakh student try to get into IISC Bangalore and only 2 lakh in MIT so its legit that the entrance exam for IISC Bangalore would be tougher.... I KNOW that American universities provide far more better education than india's but there is legit reason for that... "POPULATION" in my opinion INDIA'S biggest problem is population and thats why many bright students are going abroad for there studies and never come back... IISC is also a world recognized institute recently some of the students published a journal in quantum mechanics..
DarthVader And if you have any better option for entrance please suggest it to the government... and more over IISC Bangalore doesn't get hulky bunch of funds like MIT or Harvard no college provides world class facilities cheap you mug head... They charge you a lot of money and getting a scholarship in those universities is not every one's cup of tea... so god bless india that it don't charge that pile of money...
Truly inspiring, I too am in the middle between the arts and engineering. Now thanks to Garrett I feel more confident I can pursue both at the same time
Just remember that many people around me at university were similar to him. Lots of energy. Lots of power. There're many wonderful universities in North America. I'll miss my university for the rest of my life.
I envy this guy.
Jerick Ivan Hondos Carpeso use that envy to work hard and be like him!
I think all of us do
dream WORK and answer to yourself and cease self pity
He said Colombia and my heart literally bump, my dream is to get into MIT, wish me luck!
So talented and truly passionate! Good luck with everything
he is my classmate .. hehe im a lucky filipino to get here :)
But u are a hokage
You are also smart guy
funny
Woahhh... I'm also a Filipino and I want to study there. How did you get there?! I need some motivation. Nawawalan na ata ako ng pagasa huhu
Really? How did you get there?
on a deeper level: when students change majors having the option to actually form your own major is such an amazing thing to have.
This video and this person really motivated me.
I hope I will get a chance in less than 2 years to discover world as this young man did, to experience something not so common and to achieve one of my life goals.
Thank you for sharing this interview with us.
Incredibly well-made video. A really inspiring guy, too. I love it!
when u searching for inspiration ,and find these sort of videos it feels so good,☺☺👌
Inspiration? This video got me frustrated with myself, more than anything i've seen before probobaly. People like him worked hard their entire life and now they collect the fruits of that hard work, meanwhile i'm going to university next year and i'll probobaly get into some very average college, because i've wasted 11 years of my life doing nothing.
You could still apply and get in after a year at an average school bro. Check out this link. mitadmissions.org/apply/transfer/before
A couple things I would say is 1) Don't take on more than 15 credits your first semester of freshman year no matter what your advisor says. 2)Do whatever it takes to get straight A's(go to every lecture, always ask a few questions, go to office hours once a week, read the textbook and watch videos on the topic a day before lecture, start studying for midterms a week and a half in advance, make friends who are also focused). 3) Don't get a girlfriend. 4) Only join like 1 or 2 clubs/activities. No need to get too involved if you want to transfer.
NEVER SELL YOURSELF SHORT
Man, if i somehow got a chance to go 10 years back into past, i would work my damn ass off every single day and try to get myself into university like that, instead of wasting my life on computer games and going into some meh college. This channel is superb, it really gives you that feeling you're actually studying there. You guys are making top notch videos, can't thank you enough for them!
You can still do it!!
I have exactly same passions for music and engineering. I got my BS degree in industrial engineering from a good university in Brazil, but my experience was terrible compared to what I see in this video. I wish I could've had the same opportunity. If that's within your reach, don't waste the opportunity. Effort is just a very small price to pay, when you're already so much ahead in life. Don't take things for granted.
Good luck!
I hope my kid become this productive and creative
There is a 99.9% chance you will be dissappointed.
If you will only hope, nothing is going to happen. You need to teach and motivate your child and not just hope.
Practice concerted cultivation and put him in the right environment.
Cesar Ocampo whats concerted cultuvation?
Awesome video, and extremely bright kid. You've earned yourself a subscriber!
mechanical engineering major, feeling very unmotivated and uninspired going into finals week. This helped a ton. Great reminder for what i want to do with my degree and life, awesome work!
This looks so aesthetically good looking. A huge like from my side :)
This is honestly my favorite "A Day in the Life" Crimson video
He is living my dream life. I am greatly interested in physics and music is my creative outlet. Watching this makes me so much motivated.
good luck with your studies and everything you do
Great video, some great principles presented by a talented man
Did not realize mit had a decent music program. I want to be an engineer but I’m also a musician. This was very eye opening in a good way :)
True inspiration, fell in love with Garrett
Great talent .. thank you crimpson
wow! go Garrett! what an amazing young person!
this guy seems really cool and open to different things
I love how MIT has strong support within the engineering course and are super flexible and do all these things to support students. I guess that's why it's MIT. My capstone class if student paid, unless you manage to to knab a sponsor.
THIS IS AMAZING!!!
Did anybody else noticed the evangelion poster at the notice board at 1:19
yay finally someone who's wellrounded and not just good at math
I don't see why being "just good at math" has to be a bad thing.
Fabian Levican S. Exactly
it shows he is multi-faceted
ok so euler or ramanujan was bad because there "just good at math". Well, math is much much much more than you think kiddo
Rimika Banerjee emmm. Jack of all trades master of none. So you are trying to say many of these bright students are just good at math and suck at everything else. No, being well rounded won't get you anywhere, you should be good at everything but have a big spike something in which you are so good that you actually stand out
I love how he's not stuck in one subject. He's multitasking and multi talented. Also some people think that mechanical engineers only are interested on engines cars and stuff and I love how he's room is disney decorated
This is an awesome channel! The videos are informative and well made. It should have more subscribers! I also recognize the host from videos on Harvard's channel from the past few years. He is quite funny and makes a wonderful host 😄
great video thanks for your work!
Thanks for watching! be on the look out for more :)
His family must be so proud.
this guy is an inspiration
I need friends like this
Wow! I wonder what would happen if everyone had access to this quality of education.
Garrett seems like a smart, well adjusted young man. I wish him the best 👍
At least he's not too good at drawing. Phew.
thats a relief
😂😂😂😂😂
lol didn't he say that was pretty much one of his first serious drawings?
You're funny. I like you
@@quarantinelife. you beautiful, you strong!
This is literally my dream. NOT JOKING. This video actually motivated me to force myself more into maths and science. And thanks to this video I feel comfortable working extra on mathematics and physics. It dosen't feel boring anymore.
I know my path and I'll dow whatever it requires from SAT or TOFL to get enrolled in the future.
Sometimes, offering chill times for extra work and effort really helps you to understand and learn something new which can help you later on in life.
The difference from him and the people feeling sorry for themselves in the comments is that he doesn’t look at the end goal wanting to be there the next day. He understands the hard work and dedication it takes to put in. If you have an idea don’t think it’s impossible to fulfill just work at it and it will happen. It’s like working out, if you look at your body day to day you won’t notice a difference, but if you look back a year down the line you’ll notice a huge difference . Everyone starts from somewhere
Wow he is super talented. Playing music, drawing and also smart since he is MIT student. His room is really convenient
This guy does college right. Much respect for Garrett.
Amazing video! Please make more.
Could you do show off more state schools such as University of Tennessee, Knoxville or University of Alabama?
At around 5 min make sure to use windsock to cancel out the sound of the wind
Proud to say this sweet, talented, hard working, kind, intelligent human is my bf
You forgot to mention handsome?
@@largestfern Looks are nice to mention, but it's all the other stuff that makes people truly special. Plus, I tell him he's handsome fairly regularly to his face ;)
These videos motivate when I slack off in school because I just imagine myself not being able to do that at a university that I would love to attend. I know I'm not at the right university but sticking with it just to get a degree. And also because a lot of these universities are a lot bigger and have an aesthetic that would really suit me compared to the one I attend where's it is very bland. This channel is so underrated.
I looked him up and he works for Disney now :)
You’re a real inspiration! Best of luck❤️🙏💐
He should have gone to CMU it literally has a Majorbin Music and Technology
i would really love if you could make video about Art schools, specially RISD !!! love your videos btw
Is RISD better than Royal College of Art etc?
I was actually forcing myself to keep music and studies seperately thinking my music addiction deviates me from studying. Now I got the way. Thanks
if this was in india, these are the main things to note-
1) everyone's indian
2)everyone's studying 24/7
3)classes are from 8 am to 4 pm
4) sleep is non-existent
5)there is nothing called free time and no recreation
6) u hav to die for 4-5.5 years
My favourite a day in the life evaaa!
This man is going somewhere.. He is GUUD
The most important thing is the realization the opportunities which have been lost while searching the nirvana else where.
I'm from a local engineering college in Mumbai,India. Struggled through jee mains to get into a college. Did not attempt jee advanced so no IIT. What do you think I'm feeling right now. I've studied my entire life, not following any interest or any extra activity. I feel frustrated, angry and I'm smiling right now.
USA is an interesting place, with MIT and all the other great schools. I used to reside in Canada, which has *nothing* like MIT.
LOVE YOU MAN GREAT CHANGE THE WORLD
Really amazing!!
This is what we need.
USA 🇺🇸 Education is progress.
it's interesting and informative one to the candidates who seeks admission on MIT like universities. i was so impressed about the background and building supposed brought in to feel like i was there. my big dream is to get the admission on MIT on Ph.D research. but lacks of problems i quit it.
But good hope still exiting in my dream.
I really like the background music!
This video is so much better than the ditzy psychology girl from Stanford and the future barista theater major from Northwestern. Only one comparable is the basketball guy from USC who majors premed and is a millionaire entrepreneur. We need more motivated STEM majors to focus on for these day in the life videos!
Do day in a life of a student of Harvard college.
Coming up soon!
Sounds great. Cheers pal!
Saransh Verma o
one day in the life of a jew
Saransh Verma must see channel Nikhil Nirmal
Geometry Theorum of18°72°90°
WERE you rushing or WERE you dragging?
the thought of transferring from one amazing school to the next
100% of all mit graudates have breathed oxygen at one point. not to brag, but ive also had the coveted privilege of breathing oxygen, a number of times actually. hello mit ill take my full ride please
Noice 👍
nice advice at the end
I really loved this guy.
I always felt like a weird person while being in Civil Engineering but also really passionate about photography and acting.
Instant realisation of how unproductive I am-
Hello,great vid as always, just wondering do you guys have any similar day in the life vid of students from King's College London or John Hopkins/Northwestern Uni :D
Thanks Jack! We don't yet, but those are all on our list of schools to visit - stay tuned!
Crimson Education That's great to hear :) Thanks for the quick reply by the way !
You guys should make a video on the University of Michigan
This made me so much more anxious about March 14th
why don't u combine all those disciplines to make sure your music doesn't clip right at the start?
i really liked your video bro
it was damn motivational
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AHHHHH...gosh...this is what you call gifted...like multi-gifted if its not enough. and he loves DISNEY. ahhhh...how can one be so perfect.
That looks way too chill to be real
This is overwhelming, now I feel like I'm not getting so much done
What's the sound track, I really liked the background music!?
so everything in this video made me cry...
This guy seems chill & smart
Person I'd be friends with
Not sure how he doesn't spend more time studying/ school related things
Please do a day in the life at Northwestern University please!