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Fulbright, Future Bright: Yamilex

Meet Yamilex. She's being interviewed as she's heading into a Fulbright year of study, which is an educational experience abroad fully funded by the State Department. This is a highly selective award. 

Yamilex, from New Jersey, has fought her way through college challenges. This a two-part podcast interview encourages people to listen to what it takes to make it through college and to be successful. This story is worth the listen. 

​Each podcast episode averages 20 minutes. 

Below the podcast are some general tips for applying for the Fulbright Program. Typically, you are heading into your final year of study at a college or university when you apply. There are also links to external sites which will cause you to leave the website. 
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The first part of the 2-part podcast: 
The second part of the 2-part podcast​ : 

General Information:
Applying for Fulbright Program


website:- you will be taken to an external site which contains in depth information on State Department  programs. Understand this is a highly competitive award. An at significant length application process is involved. Below the website are some general tips on applying for the Fulbright Program  
All information was dervied from the website and summarized. You are encouraged to visit the  Fulbright Program website at length.  

https://www.state.gov/bureaus-offices/under-secretary-for-public-diplomacy-and-public-affairs/bureau-of-educational-and-cultural-affairs/

GENERAL TIPS: Applying for Fulbirght Program
Research. Learn the options. There are a number of State Department Programs. Start with an essay that is your own. You will be representing yourself and the country at large if selected for this award. Strong candidates tend to have a strong, varied and prolific resume the the stage at which they apply for the award. Ask your college or university if they would consider sponsoring you as a candidate.  This should suggest they orient and guide you through the process of applying. They may have a selection process if you are at highly competitive college or university. There are specific eligibility requirements for this program. You will need a strong support system as you move through this application process as well as letters of recommendations. It takes time to get ready.

For information on the general Fulbright Program, please visit. https://www.fulbrightprogram.org/

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