Networked out
Today, I got back home after traveling in internet-scarce areas. The first thing I did when I got a solid connection was withdraw from a study abroad program I couldn't afford. Later I found the email telling me that I had been offered an all-expenses-paid scholarship. Too bad I'm not going now. FML
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amazed_71 14
Hurry up and contact the scholarship and enrollment offices. See if it's not too late to rescind your withdrawal.
Talis99 26
You should always check email first. Just like always check voicemail first.
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amazed_71 14
Hurry up and contact the scholarship and enrollment offices. See if it's not too late to rescind your withdrawal.
Talis99 26
You should always check email first. Just like always check voicemail first.
Dorkycrime 0
if I were you I would get on the phone this second and call the office to tell them your situation and to see if they'll let you back in because these opportunities don't come by too often. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WHAT YOU CAN GET!
RichardPencil 32
Yet another job President Trump brought back home! Being a student feels like a job, so they'll count it. If you did go, the government with take 35% of your knowledge when you came back.
BiGTiMeNeRD 29
Bro how much of that good shit did you smoke?
URBeingLied2 23
Timely troll comment, kudos. But Trump has been President for mere hours at this point, so he hasn't done anything but run his mouth.
worthypegram1 13
If you hurry and contact their enrollment office, you'll probably be fine. Just explain what happened
Bluepies 24
Can't afford to travel for school Just got back from a trip Something doesn't add up.
adjwejaelwkdc 21
And this is why you read all your email before you start responding to any of it....
Soninuva 41
Check your e-mail first. If it's too much to go through, make multiple accounts. Use one of them exclusively for school/work/other important things that you don't want to overlook, so that way you can check it easily without missing something important. For example, I have 4 email addresses: one is the one created for me by the school district I work for, another I use exclusively for work-related things (before I got the job that gave me a specific email), one I use for websites that I purchase things from (to keep track of receipts, coupons for them, and tracking numbers), and finally one that I use for anything that doesn't fit the above categories (social media, gaming, etc.).
iswearimhuman 12
Patience really is key. Should've checked your email first OP. Good luck and hope you still get in!