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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
10/22/2013 4:52:57 AM
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On track with my B.A. in International Relations, with a minor in Asia Studies, a certificate in Chinese (Language), and a certificate in National Security. I'll be going back to China this summer then will begin applying for Boren Scholarships and the Critical Language Scholarships, or I'll study in China for 4 months at my universities campus in Tianjin. After I'll start with internships or go graduate school. During which I'll be preparing for fellowships for the United Stated Department of State as a Foreign Service Officer.
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Becoming an FSO is pretty damn hard--what's your back-up plan?
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Teach or go through the civil service. But it's fine. My school specializes in getting people in there.
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I'm planning to attend FIU after my Freshman year at community college.
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U of I 4 lyfe
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good luck with the applications, it's tough
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Thank you! I'm sure you'll get into the State Department (or another government agency, for that matter). Does your school specialize in getting people into the DoD or Intelligence Community? Or is it just specialize in getting people into the State Department?
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Edited by Dr. Phil: 10/28/2013 4:46:45 AMWe have a good amount of alumni in the IC. [url=https://www.cia.gov/careers/student-opportunities/student-profiles.html]CIA Student Profiles[/url]. It all depends on your commitment and dedication.
