Signing Off: A Marine, a Scholar, and a Grateful Graduate (A Farewell from Gary, PhD Student Blogger)
Back in 2017(!), when I was the blogger for the Admissions team, I asked a PhD student if he would
Read MoreBack in 2017(!), when I was the blogger for the Admissions team, I asked a PhD student if he would
Read MoreEvery year, Fletcher takes a trip to Washington, DC as an opportunity for career exploration and information-gathering about specific organizations,
Read MoreSomething that I think we all tend to forget when worrying about an application to school or a job is
Read MoreLast but not least, I am happy to introduce the newest GA to the Admissions Team, Stuti Kulkarni! We are
Read MoreOur graduate assistants are an essential part of the Admissions team, and help in office operations as well as communicating
Read MoreTaking a quick break from admissions advice to introduce our Spring 2025 GA’s! These students are essential for our office
Read MoreHello reader! Remember me? It’s been a while since my last post for Fletcher. Let’s just say, life after graduation
Read MoreLong time no see! I trust that all you students are relishing your summer vacation. For those among you who are employed, you may be contemplating how to best utilize your summer recess. As for myself, I am currently situated outside the United States. In this blog entry, I aim to provide a summary of the past year, encompassing the completion of my studies at Fletcher during the Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 semesters.
Read MoreIt was only last August I was struggling for a US visa, unsure if it would even come. But it surely did come at the nick of time and I began a journey into the unknown – unknown land, unknown people, unknown subjects, unknown systems, and unknown food habits!
Read MoreThis year for spring break my mom and I traveled to Spain to hike the Camino de Santiago. The Camino de Santiago is a pilgrimage to the burial place of St. James the Great in Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Each year, thousands of pilgrims walk for days, weeks, or even months to Santiago.
Read More