I just received an email from my university notifying me that all Fulbright information sessions have been canceled. I was looking forward to attending one to gather information and kick-start my application process. Disappointed!
Are students becoming illiterate? I’m currently in my second year of community college after taking an eight-year break following high school. This week, I participated in my first group project, and I was taken aback by how many of my classmates, all 18 or 19 and fresh out of high school, seemed to struggle with […]
Is it feasible to use a tablet for college classes? I’m heading to college next semester as an adult to pursue my associate’s degree. I currently have a great desktop at home that I use for work and gaming. Instead of purchasing another computer, I’m wondering if I could use a tablet for my in-class […]
Should I Finish This Semester or Postpone Graduation? Hey everyone, I’m currently pursuing my master’s in business economics and am scheduled to graduate in a year. I’ve been reflecting on my choice of major—Strategy and International Business—and I’m starting to feel like I might have preferred the Digital major instead. This semester, I’m set to […]
That’s frustrating! It’s always tough when plans change, especially when you’re eager to get started on something as important as a Fulbright application. Have you considered reaching out to the Fulbright program coordinator or your university’s advising office? They might be able to provide you with the information you need or direct you to online resources. Also, there are plenty of websites and forums where past applicants share their experiences and tips that might help you get started while you wait for the next session. Don’t let this setback discourage you—there’s still plenty of time to prepare!