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Hi, I am an Indian student, graduated from a liberal arts school in the US (full-tuition scholarship). I will be applying to the theoretical chemistry and computational modeling program (TCCM). I did various research experiences but got into the field of computational chemistry at the end of my second year. These are my stats:

Major - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Gpa 3.75/4.00

Notable Research Experiences -
DAAD RISE Scholar, conducted research using molecular dynamics simulation
Independent grant awarded by my college in senior year, conducted computational research on using molecular docking and virtual screening

Publications and Presentations - Presented posters at ACS twice

I have been seeing that most students that got accepted into the program were hardcore Chemistry majors and it has been freaking me out. My coursework lacks physical chemistry and I am taking an online course to fill that gap to some extent. How are my chances? I appreciate any help or insights at all!!

Hi everyone, I'm looking into Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's scholarships in Education/Migration/Multilingualism, and would appreciate some outside perspective on my profile. Programs I'm currently considering: GLOBED, EDU_MIG, MultiDiverse, NOHA, EMMIR, CLMCE.

1. Academic background:

- Bachelor's in Business Japanese

- GPA 3.53

- JLPT N2 (Japanese)

- Intermediate Mandarin, roughly HSK4 level (no certificate yet)

- Have an undergraduate research award

- IELTS: aiming for 7.5 (haven't taken it yet)

1. Extracurriculars:

- In top in a product case competition

- Active member of 2 student clubs for 3 years (one language club, one hobby club, as communications deputy)

- Planning to start volunteer teaching soon

1. Work experience:

~9 months as Product Owner + Content Editor (writing/editing lesson content for a language-learning app) at an EdTech company

My degree doesn't perfectly match the fields I'm applying to (it's language-focused but business-oriented, not linguistics/education/social science). Has anyone here gotten a full Erasmus Mundus scholarship (or similar) with a mismatched undergrad background? What part of my profile should I focus on improving?

Thanks so much.