Chamkili

Hi all!
I'm a current PhD student interested in applying to the Fulbright program (research) next year. Hope you don't mind me eavesdropping to get a sense of what to start preparing.  Hoping to go to a French- or German-speaking Switzerland.
Several years ago I applied for a Fulbright in Hungary but was not selected. Hoping that additional research and work experience will help!
Good luck everyone!

Btw I know it's ridiculously early, but I added a sheet on the notifications spreadsheet for our year.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Cd86U9AreH9k_-WKLKnLCLn_C5MC3FKvZZ9RhlqSAq4/edit#gid=13337732

Hi everyone, first time applicant here... thanks for having this forum
I had a question regarding at-large vs. applying through university. People consistently say that applying at-large gives no disadvantage, but is that really the case? I can't imagine why people would go through the interview process (and earlier university deadline) if the university conferred no advantage. What exactly does that evaluation do?
I've been rushing to get everything together for the university deadline, but am now leaning towards having more time/applying at-large. Anyone have any insight or experience with this??
Thanks much and good luck to everyone!

Principal candidate from India, applying for Masters in the US (Arts & Culture Management). FFSB Approval done and awaiting placement (admits).
I am ready to help anyone here from the forum with regards to information on India.

Hi, I am a former Fulbrighter from Ukraine, I was doing my MSc in Mechanical Engineering at Western Michigan University in 2015-2017. After graduation, I decided to start a YouTube channel where I interview Fulbrighters from all over the world and share some application tips. Please check it out and feel free to reach me out if you have any questions!
Fulbrighter from Ukraine YouTube
Fulbrighter from Ukraine Instagram
Fulbrighter from Ukraine Facebook