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Returning to Yale |
1. What do I need to do now that my program has finished? |
Everything you need to know is in the Returning Fellows section. |
2. Do I need to take a placement exam? |
Please see our post on placement examinations. |
3.Where can I find information about classes, activities, opportunities, and contacts at Yale? |
Try IplanYale, an online resource for East Asia opportunities. It is chock full of good stuff, from classes to extracurricular groups to fellowships. |
4. How do I become involved in the Light Fellowship Student Advisory Committee (SAC)? |
The Light Fellowship holds interviews in the fall and will contact Fellows about how to apply! |
5. I'm interested in ways to continue practicing my language? |
The Office of International Students & Scholars has a Conversation Partners program. Request a Chinese, Japanese, or Korean speaker to help with English and also enjoy conversations with them in their native language. |
6. Should I write a thank you note to my recommender? |
Yes! You may also want to write a note upon your return to give an update on your plans and experiences. Consider that this person may be a useful resource for future recommendation letters. Snail mail cards and letters are nicer than emails. |
7. What is the best way to contact the Light Fellowship? |
If you have a question, always start by checking our FAQ and online Bulletin Board. If you’re still stuck, email light.fellowship@yale.edu. You may also call the Light Fellowship office at (203) 432-8675. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please use the online appointment system.
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