Thanks CrystalDee, myhandsarebananas, vPersie and lkjl2007 for your responses to my question about whether I have to notify Fulbright of my mild OCD, currently well managed by medication.
Two more questions:
As I begin the daunting task of figuring out which country to apply to for an ETA, do you have any insights into whether a country's attitude toward a condition like OCD would figure into whether if accepted
I would then be denied?
My condition is well managed and I'm not certain I will even be on medication in a year. But given the stress I'm anticipating senior year: applying for fellowships, looking for jobs, , interning, writing a thesis, and finishing my major, I bet i'll remain on to best manage. Do accepted Fulbrighters undergo bloodwork for the medical exam? Does it test for antianxiety/antidepressant medication?
When I've studied abroad previously I've filled out a medical history which was kept in a sealed envelope only to be opened in a medical emergency. There has never been a need to open it . So the private info remains private.