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!
How to Tell My Dorm Roommate I’m Moving Out? Hey everyone! I could really use some advice on how to approach my dorm roommate about my decision to move out. I’m transferring to another dorm because I can’t handle the situation anymore. Despite setting clear boundaries and rules for our living arrangement—and her agreeing to […]
Understanding the Academic Load of American College Students A recent discussion on a popular forum raised an intriguing question: how much time do American college students dedicate to their studies? One user pointed out that students often enroll in 4 to 6 courses per semester, which sparked curiosity about whether this number seems low compared […]
Connecting with Others in the Dorms I recently switched to a new dorm last week because of some health concerns. This place has 8 floors, each with study rooms, but I’ve mainly met a few girls who are more into partying and drugs, which isn’t my scene. I’m really hoping to find like-minded people from […]
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!