Congrats for the fullbright scholarship

To me its a great achievement!! You must have done something very very commendable in your field!

...glad to see you back banona

Added later: Oh now I remember you. You are a chem engr... Yes I started this thread (https://www.beatthegmat.com/viewtopic.php?t=1521 ) when I saw you active on the forums

So whats your profile ... I mean I know about it by reading your posts on Ask Stacy forum area but.. my question is:
What it takes to be a full-bright scholar?
I'm really eager to know about it from somebody who actually got it... 8)

Thanks .

Hi,
You always impressed me with your pace in responding and coordinating these froums threads, I mean you guys (moderators) should have extraordinary mental and physical capabilities :roll:
Well, back to the Fulbright subject,
I applied as a fulbright scholar in my homecountry. In each country ( I guess), there is a fulbright commission composed mainly of americans living in that country who administrate Fulbright grants and make selection based on alla applications
application files are similar to those when applying to MBA program in US universities, but the selection by the commission is based on your capabilities to enrich the cultural exchange between US people and your home country ( of course, GMAT, TOEFL, years of experience are important for MBA grants and for the university you can go to); this said, fulbright grants are also given for research stuides (phd's).

Fir my case, Amideast is an active organisation who works with the Fulbright commission in Wachington DC, the main commission,

I hope I answered, please feel free to ask any other question, I am glad to be able to answer your enquiries,


Good luck