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Argh I seriously need to stop thinking about this but the internet is evil and provides me with all sorts of tools, which have allowed me to discern the following facts:
1. There are exactly 14 Fulbright grants to the UK available this year, which means that I am actually one of 21-28 students forwarded into the final round, which is a MUCH SMALLER NUMBER than I had previously assumed.
2. Fulbright UK has notified all students of their decisions on March 15 for the past few years.
3. All of the PhD programs I have applied to will notify on or before March 15, which means that when I go to New York and Cambridge this spring break, I'll already know which programs I've been accepted to.
4. UC Berkeley's English department has already started sending out PhD acceptances and I haven't received one yet.
Is there a way that I could just forget everything about grad school and Fulbright applications, only to remember it suddenly on March 15, by which point I will have received all of my notifications?
THIS MAY BE MORE STRESSFUL THAN UNDERGRAD.
I think I need some tea. Stat.
1. There are exactly 14 Fulbright grants to the UK available this year, which means that I am actually one of 21-28 students forwarded into the final round, which is a MUCH SMALLER NUMBER than I had previously assumed.
2. Fulbright UK has notified all students of their decisions on March 15 for the past few years.
3. All of the PhD programs I have applied to will notify on or before March 15, which means that when I go to New York and Cambridge this spring break, I'll already know which programs I've been accepted to.
4. UC Berkeley's English department has already started sending out PhD acceptances and I haven't received one yet.
Is there a way that I could just forget everything about grad school and Fulbright applications, only to remember it suddenly on March 15, by which point I will have received all of my notifications?
THIS MAY BE MORE STRESSFUL THAN UNDERGRAD.
I think I need some tea. Stat.