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Either one. The instructions are: Please send via postal mail official, sealed transcripts for each institution (university/community college) you matriculated in since high school to: The National GEM Consortium 1430 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314 OR Email to Fellowships@gemfellowship.org

Basically we just have to wait. I've been waiting on details from NASA at this point. There's a bit of back and forth on page 5ish where I and someone else talk about the fact that NASA is supposedly only taking Computer Science/ Software Engineers, so we weren't sure of what would happen with us. I've been told to wait for them to reach out. So here I am, accepted by two schools, patiently waiting to find out who will actually fund my schooling.

Yeah that would be ideal.

Surprisingly mine still says accepted, although I haven't heard ANYTHING from NASA. The only place I've interviewed with is Aerospace and everything sounded like they were going to send an offer to me, but NASA swooped in. Might be a bit upset if they cost me the opportunity to have Aerospace as my sponsor only to drop me. And did you all get the email yesterday from GEM telling us not to ask them if they received our stuff? Hilariously weird.

Yeah, I just got an offer a week ago, but I've had to accept it twice now. The company who offered didn't even interview me though. A different company did. I've gotten nothing so far from the company that offered. Also I sent GEM my transcripts electronically last week and they still haven't changed my status. This is a little unnerving ngl.

Honestly, I've got almost 4 years worth of work experience after receiving my bachelors and I've been doing Systems Engineering for a Gov Satellite for almost 2 of those years now. Didn't have any internships and my GPA sucked. I've been matched with one company, GEM has alerted me that I have a response from another company, and I reached out to a third. If there's a place you really want to work for following your graduate studies, it's worth reaching out to a recruiter.