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Accepted for an ETA in Spain!!!!!!!!

Haha don't leave us hanging. It's scary

Me too! One of the other Spain applicants posted a couple of pages back that IIE was hoping to release Spain's ETAs this week. I've been checking my email constantly since

Haha thank you for making my day. I was just about to resign myself to the fact that we might not find out for a couple more weeks. Good to hear that we may be getting news soon.

Spain is a little weird as far I can tell. When I applied, it was for a specific region (Madrid, Botín, Valencia, or Cantabria).

Applicants for Spain haven't been notified yet either, but then again, they didn't report until after April 15th last year. You would think that knowledge would keep me from checking my email every five minutes, but it doesn't

For my university's senior thesis component, I am researching monastic accounts of ghost stories in the high medieval period. Purgatorial suffering invariably springs up as a common theme. Ironically, the Fulbright process has allowed me to relate to my research material in a way that I did not intend. Gotta look for the positives

Greetings all! I came across this forum hunting for news on the Fulbright ETAs-- it's good to know there's a community out here that shares the (seemingly) endless purgatory that is the Fulbright application process. I'm a recommended candidate for an ETA in Madrid, so I'll add my info to the list. Good luck to everyone!