The Unofficial SMART Scholarship Forum

looks like bots are in this thread... the last two posts have been pretty off topic and boil down to pushy advertisements.

I am going to pursue retail management study in New Zealand and I am going to attain my Master's degree. I am super-excited to experience my dreamy career at dreamy place.

My cousin has his master degree from Thunderbird laureate partnership school. Does it make any difference? Can he still be part of this?

Someone else posted this the other day. It shows the number of undergrad, masters, and phd applicants from last year.

http://www.me.vt.edu/academic_programs/ ... 0AWARD.pdf

I got the award this year and at orientation it seemed to be about 50-50 between grad students and undergrads. I don't really know the break down between masters and PhDs.

Hi,

I will be a first year Master's student in 2012. On college confidential the majority of people in the SMART thread seem to be undergrads but I don't know if the applicants at CC represent a biased sample or not. There are more undergrads than there are grads so I would think that there would be more undergrads applying than the number of grads applying. Good luck to you.

Are there any others out there applying with Master's degrees?
I'm just trying to see if I'm in a minority.

My degree is also in Physics.

Lastly (half jokingly) are there any other repeat applicants out there emotionally, and physically drained as much as I am?

very respectfully,