
Bluebird86
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hahah! Thanks for bringing some humor to my day! I'm pretty sure their servers have been overloaded or they are getting a ton of inquiries. Either way, my heart stopped beating for a second when I saw the e-mail. It was especially cruel because I saw it on my iPad which gives you the first line or so of the e-mail and all I could see was "We are happy...." seriously...they couldn't of thought of a better way to phrase that when they know we are all anxiously awaiting decision notifications?! LOL
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Geneva is great if you want to work with INGOs, NGOs, IGOs, etc. Also consider where you may want to live/work post-graduation. Having contacts in Geneva may not be as helpful if your desire is to live in London afterwards. But, if you wanted to live in NY, then having an internship at the UN could help you build the right network to transfer over to NYC. Think about what's going to set you up for the most long-term success!
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When it comes time to get employed following graduation, it's all about who you know. Pick the school that will help you build the best network in your area of interest. Whether that's Geneva or elsewhere. Just going for a "great education" is not enough anymore. You need to pick somewhere that will offer you plenty of internship opportunities/connections and/or be located in the general vicinity of where you could get internships/opportunities. Remember, when you are all applying for jobs, you won't be the only one with a well-known degree from a great school, so it will really come down to your actual experience in the field. <-----From someone currently finishing up their Master's degree.
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Congrats!! Which one?!
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Did anyone get recommended that applied non-ETA?
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Ditto - I'd like to know as well! Which award did you apply to?
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I'm not sure. I think it depends on the terms of the partnership/joint Fulbright award.
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The Fulbright I applied to required me to apply to the PhD program separately and I have to be accepted by the university to be eligible for the Fulbright.
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Yep for the UK, thanks! I applied for a PhD program and the Fulbright covers the degree! I hope I get it so I can afford to go (I also hope I get into the program!)
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Can you post the link to that?