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Fulbright Scholarship 101

In this episode, Jo’an talks with Ayodeji, a Fulbright Scholarship alumnus who spent an academic year in the U.S. teaching Yoruba and representing Nigerian culture at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Ayodeji breaks down what Fulbright actually looks like beyond the hype, what the scholarship covers, how the FLTA program works, and what the application and interview process really demands. He shares how he taught Yoruba to American students, handled cultural gaps in the classroom, and adjusted to the U.S. academic system. We also talk about life after Fulbright, including his shift into research around digital literacy and AI in Lagos schools, and why the two-year home residency rule is something applicants should think through carefully. If you’re considering Fulbright or want an honest take from someone who’s done it, this episode is for you. 👉 Listen now, and subscribe on Substack for more real conversations on international scholarships, education, and even global experiences. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit scholarchitchat.substack.com (https://scholarchitchat.substack.com?...)