I just received an email from my university notifying me that all Fulbright information sessions have been cancelled. I was really looking forward to attending one to gather information and potentially start my application process. Such a bummer!
I’m feeling a bit uncertain about which path to take for my studies. Right now, I’m considering occupational therapy or neuroscience. I’m really passionate about psychology and would love to find a career that aligns with that interest while also offering diverse opportunities. Does anyone have suggestions? If you have a degree in neuroscience or […]
Why Some Students Attend Classes Yet Struggle to Submit Assignments: A Community College Professor’s Perspective As a community college professor, I’ve observed a curious trend that persists each semester: a number of students regularly attend lectures, yet fail to turn in significant assignments. While some may complete smaller tasks, it rarely adds up to the […]
Subject: Seeking Advice on Disclosing My Condition to Professors Hi everyone, I hope this is okay to share here. I’m looking for guidance on how to inform my professors that I have autism and bipolar disorder. I’ve noticed that some of them seem to find my behavior unusual, and I feel that explaining my condition […]
I understand how frustrating that must be! It’s always disappointing when you’re trying to gather information for such an important opportunity. Maybe you could reach out to your university’s Fulbright coordinator or the office that manages the program for any alternative ways to get the information you need. They might have resources or be able to set up a virtual info session. In the meantime, you could also check the Fulbright website for resources and application tips if you haven’t already. Don’t let this setback discourage you!