It was a good first attempt 💫🌠


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In the early days of February, I remember that I was at my friend's house, It was on weekend actually, and I was finishing my tasks and when the night started to be darker, I remembered that those days were the last days to apply to a scholarship program, I had already the documents, my cv written in English and a cover letter, that I did for the previous applications in the past. So, before I went to my house I started to fill the request of the survey application, without expecting what would happen in the future, I only filled out the survey as fast as I could and then only rested to wait for the message.

If I get it or not, it doesn't matter, in fact, my first goal this year was to apply for another scholarship, months after this, Now, I was very surprised when this week I received a mail from the first application program, the message confirmed that I passed the first screening, my reaction was told to my friends this good news, but, I still didn't to tell this to my family. I want to wait a little bit more time to tell them.

So, what is the next? Well, It appears to I have to give two exams before the first interview, one of them in English, the other one would be about math. Still, it is too early to celebrate, I know, but I only want to leave these words here to remainder that things happen if you are willing to do it.

~S.



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