u/swissrollcake33

Hi everyone, I really need help with deciding where to work! I've always wanted to work for Starbucks and it's about a 5 minute drive from home. I was hired to begin training 3 weeks from now. I do have a year's worth of experience at another cafe that was located in the downtown of the big city I live in. (About a min. 30 minute drive away). I loved the management there and only left because of an overseas program. I'm scheduled to start in 2 weeks. I am a full-time undergrad student and want to work again for college. The hours for Starbucks are only PM and late PM shifts and the hours for the local shop are morning shifts only. What do you guys recommend! It's so hard to choose because they both seem so great : ))

Hello everyone. I'm reaching out to know if anyone has any insight on the Fulbright-Hays program since the funding allocated for the 2026FY International Education and Foreign Language Studies was 80 million with the Fulbright-Hays receiving about 10 million. Is there a glimmer of hope for undergraduate students who want to apply for funding? I had the notion that the current administration has killed off the program making it even harder to fund language programs outside of Boren's allocated funding.

Any info on this topic will do! : ))