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My friends in Indonesia asked me several questions dealing with how they should write a good Study Objective for Fulbright scholarship. For the purpose of sharing what I wrote for my application and helping them to achieve a beer result for them, I decided to share my study objective in this blog. After learning and studying in the United States for about two years in Master’s degree, I found many tremendous achievements I reach both as a writer and as a teacher of English. Here is my Study Objective that I sent to AMINEF in 2010. For your information, I did not revise this document because I want you to see how I change and improve myself in terms of writing clearly in English (not just grammar correctness). Syayid Sandi Sukandi Master’s Degree

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I am interested to study in a master’s degree in the field of English language and literature in the United States. The concentration within the field is Composition and Rhetoric. It is relevant to my educational background—Bachelor’s degree in English language and literature—and to the needs of the college where I am currently working. A master’s degree program will provide me with more in-depth learning and advanced training so that I will have the expertise I need inside and outside the academic world. Indeed, a master’s degree will enhance my academic qualifications and help me gain professional development as an English lecturer in STKIP PGRI Sumatera Barat. In STKIP PGRI Sumatera Barat, I teach English subjects. The subjects are Writing I (Paragraph development) and Writing II (Essay writing), Translation I (English-Indonesian translation) and Translation II (Indonesian-English translation), Cross Cultural Understanding, Speaking III (Speech), and English Correspondence. Recently, I have a plan to teach other subjects as well, such as Introduction to Literature, Reading Comprehension, Public Speaking, and Academic Writing. Since I do not possess master’s degree, the chances to realize the plan are still out of reach. Therefore, a master’s degree program in English language and literature will surely improve my knowledge base in those subjects so that I can realize the abovementioned plan. In the master’s degree program, I will focus my study on Composition and Rhetoric. This is because the college needs lecturers who have academic skills and experience in all kinds of writing or rhetorical situations. The future objective for this is when I have accomplished my master’s degree program; I will take a responsibility as an English lecturer whose specialization is writing. Besides, I will be involved as a member of the editorial board in the research unit of the college. The task of the unit is checking and revising the language of research articles before they are published in academic journals. Considering these goals, I am sure that the skill and experience that I will receive in a master’s degree program in the United States will not only aid my academic development but also empower me to achieve the goals. The head of the English department and Chairperson of the college have encouraged me to pursue the master’s degree by focusing on composition and rhetoric in English. They officially want me to serve as one of trainers in the program of https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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Professional Teacher Education (PTE) in 2011 to teach subjects related to Writing in the college. The program itself is conducted under the regulation of the Directorate of Higher Education of Indonesia. Therefore, I need to have a good understanding of composition and rhetoric in order to be admied as a trainer in the program. Composition and Rhetoric will be a considerable emphasis to the overall program of my study in the master’s degree so that I am eligible to perform the best work in the program and effective in training the students who participate in it. Regarding this Fulbright scholarship program in particular, I want to obtain a master’s degree of English language and literature in the United States not only because it is an English speaking country but also because it has an excellent reputation for quality of education. As an Indonesian, I believe that studying English in the United States can help me acquire greater fluency in the English language, which, in turn, will help my future students. When I come back to Indonesia after successfully completing my study, I will have a beer understanding of English as both a field of study and a communicative tool. In addition, I will understand the cultural values of daily life in the United States. These values, then, can be shared with my students in the college in order to help them beer understand the importance of cross-cultural understanding. An additional thing that I want to learn in the United States is to know and understand how American students learn in their class. In this case, I would love to share the knowledge of Indonesian cultures to students in the United States. This activity will positively contribute to my personal experience as a lecturer and this kind of experience is really a rewarding one for me. When I have understood how the American students learn, I would like to apply the positive sides that I have seen in the United States to my students in STKIP PGRI Sumatera Barat. I hope that a beer improvement of cross-cultural understanding between the students of Indonesia and of the United States can be properly maintained after doing the above thing. To sum up, studying English language and literature with Composition and Rhetoric as its focus in the United States will give me many great insights that I can develop and apply in the college after finishing my master’s degree. Conducting research dealing with students’ ability in composing academic writing and sharing a well-shaped concept of English and American https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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cultures with my students will benefit them in their university lives and in the future. I also hope to enhance and promote the future or long-term objectives of STKIP PGRI Sumatera Barat as one of Indonesia’s important educational assets. In the end, a Fulbright scholarship will help me ensure the future development of Indonesia’s students and teachers. From what you can read above, you can see that I tend to compose my ideas on grammatical aspect too much. As a result, I did not let my ideas out on paper. Perhaps, this very aspect was the thing that created a gap between me as a student of English as a foreign language with most of Americans who are, of course, native speakers of English. Now, after learning Writing in the United States, I am able to use my own linguistic abilities to argue and even compose my own ideas in writing – truly with my own “voice”. Writing in English has become one of joyful experiences I have in me. Every time I read a book, I could hear someone is saying something to me through his or her works. Besides, I also learned how to engage with American and international students in the classrooms in order to see how they argue and think as well as react about different things. To be honest, I did not travel a lot around the United States due to several circumstances, but by reading, I can have a thorough comprehension of this country. It turned out that being an American is not as easy as being an Indonesian. America is so complex in lots of aspects, especially after the influence of European selements in history, the riot of civil wars between “white” and “black” people, and the political interests of this country over other countries that might not be interpreted well enough, given the barrier in language. I am also aware of how Americans frame certain ideas in English because, sometimes, what they intend is the same with mine, but because of language barrier, the same intention is not translated well across different types of English language users on the globe. For my friends who want to apply this Fulbright scholarship, please remember that this country is not as singular as your country, Indonesia, especially on the basis of race. In this country, you cannot call others based on how they look. You need to respect one another. You also need to be respected by others, equally. I thought that I would see blonde and light skin people all around, instead I see people even within the same colour as I am – Asian American. Therefore, I cannot judge others on the basis of skin colors in the United States. Also, religion wise, you will see the reality of how people see your religion through different lenses. https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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Since I am a Muslim, I know that not so many people in the United States know clearly what Islam is. If I accidentally meet people who disrespect it, I tend to explain to them that what they did was disrespectful. If they still do things that harm me emotionally, then I will beer go and leave them, for good. The more you understand this country, the more you will see that basically people in everywhere are the same. What makes them different is what came to them at the first time. My point is: before you came to this country, please be prepared mentally and socially. Never lose yourself as an Indonesian because they basically want to know you more, individually, because you are the “chosen” people from both countries. They also want to know more about your country through you. Sharing what you know to the best you can is a good thing to do. In spite of that, do something as you need. You do not need to do things that do not resemble yourself. If you do not eat pork, for example, tell them. If you do not drink alcohol, inform them. They will respect what you believe and choose. However, always set your studies as the priority. In my case, if I let myself drowned on travelling too much, I will end up learning nothing for my professionalism, especially since I focus on Teaching of Writing. Without practising Writing, never dream to reach a point where you can write, deeply on “your style.” I think I have achieved it now. In years ahead, I hope I can write my books. Good Luck for your applications. Oh, before I forget, please remember that the living costs in the United States are high. Sometimes, this situation does influence your mood to learn and study. All the best for you! 2013 – A Year of Achievements and of Learning the Beauty.

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43 thoughts on “Fulbright – An Example of Study Objective (2010) for Indonesian Applications” 1. ibrahim FEBRUARY 24, 2017 AT 12:09 AM Thank you very much for sharing your experience as an applicant for Fulbright , please are all daily costs on yourself or ambassador? Another questions, how many essays should I https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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write to apply ? REPLY Syayid MARCH 12, 2017 AT 10:36 AM Hello, Ibrahim.

Generally, the costs were paid by Fulbright scholarship. You will receive monthly stipend, which is appropriate with your location. Hope my answer helps. REPLY 2. Rianty DECEMBER 3, 2016 AT 12:59 AM Hi, Syayid. Terima kasih telah berbagi pengalaman bersama Fulbright, terutama membagikan Study Objective yang Anda pakai untuk melamar beasiswa ini. Saya berencana untuk mencoba melamar beasiswa S2 melalui Fulbright ini, dan artikel-artikel Anda sungguh membantu saya dalam menyiapkan diri sebelum melamar. Mohon maaf sebekumnya, tapi apakah mungkin saya diperbolehkan untuk meminta kontak Anda dan menanyakan hal lain seputar beasiswa Fulbright ini? Jika berkenan, saya bisa dihubungi di alamat email [email protected] atau melalui Line dengan ID @riantydt. Sekali lagi, terima kasih Semoga segala urusan Anda dilancarkan dan diberi kemudahan. REPLY Syayid JANUARY 23, 2017 AT 6:50 AM Hi, Rianty. Maaf atas keterlambatan membalas komentar dan tanggapannya, ya. Boleh, silahkan hubungi saya di email ini: [email protected] , atau ke email ini: [email protected]

Semoga sukses dan berhasil dengan aplikasinya ya. Salam, Syayid ’17 REPLY 3. dalia nourallah APRIL 19, 2016 AT 12:13 AM https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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hello, I’m dal from Lebanon , I’ve been surfing the internet for some good articles to help me starting my application for Fulbright scholarship, and i ended up here …. however I highly admire your determination and persistence ,moreover your honesty .. writers like you are needed so keep it up and wishing you the best of your career … thumbs up REPLY Syayid JANUARY 23, 2017 AT 6:48 AM Hello, dal. Thank you very much for your support. I share good things of what I know to people. Perhaps, in that way, I could give valuable things to the world?

Yes, I will. Honesty is the best policy, but some people find it hard to live with. However, I will always strive my best to be a beer person and a highly qualified academician in my field. Best for you, too, dal! REPLY 4. Djedouboum Karbet MARCH 8, 2016 AT 5:14 AM Thank you very much for sharing your experiences with us. Karbet (Chad) REPLY Syayid MARCH 23, 2016 AT 1:05 AM Glad that you could get something from my blog. Hope you are successful with your application too! REPLY 5. Anneka JULY 11, 2015 AT 8:12 AM Hi Syayid, I have just stumbled upon your post as I am in the process of apply to graduate school and do not know where to start with this part of the process. However, I have read and found your post to be of great help to me and many others as far as I can see. It is good to know that there are still people out there like you who are willing to help others. I thank you a great deal. All the best with learning English and all other endevours. In addition, congrats on the level your are at. Take care https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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REPLY Syayid JULY 11, 2015 AT 11:55 AM Hi Anneka,

Thank you very much for your kind response. I am happy to know that what I wrote on this blog means something to the readers in this globe. I like the way you put it, “congrats on the level your are at”. You know, in my country these days, people seem to focus too much on geing the “academic title” and forget the essential component of what it means to have that title, or the “level” that you mean. We might work together with other folks who have the same jobs as we do, but essentially, we are totally different. Yes, I will continue my many more endeavors. To the best future and glowing success. Cheers! Syayid ’15 REPLY 6. Alshimary MAY 6, 2015 AT 4:16 PM Thank you Mr, Syayid for your useful blog , I really loved your study objective its very good and it can be a perfect guidance for people who got confused in this mater. concerning the work experience, I graduated in 2014 and i do not have a work experience yet so is that mean I cannot apply this year ? thank you again Alshimary from Iraq REPLY Syayid MAY 30, 2015 AT 12:01 PM I am not sure about your work experience, though, but I suggest that you to have one before you apply for this scholarship. In case you need preparation, your work experience can help to get more work experiences in the States, I think. Anyway, this is just my point of view. It will be beer if you consult the nearest American consulate in your country. Good luck! And, thank you. I hope what I wrote in this blog can be very useful for everyone. REPLY 7. Natasha Ocktora MARCH 27, 2015 AT 10:29 PM https://syayidss.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fulbrig ht-an-example-of-study-objective-2010-for-indonesian-applications/

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Hello, My name is Natasha and I’m going to apply Fulbright scholarship for master degree this year. I am very bad at writing. Do you mind helping me? It’s frustrating, huuufft. I will send my study objective to your email. hope you don’t mind. Thanks or posting, it’s very helpful REPLY Syayid MAY 30, 2015 AT 12:03 PM Okay, you can give me a try, but please also remember that I have other things to do here with my work. Please be patient if you need to read responses from me. I am doing this just for humanity and charity. Hope it can help! REPLY 8. Thiong'o Simon MARCH 12, 2015 AT 9:39 PM Syayid you such an inspiration. You really offered a guideline for me; am also working on the same scholarship in environmental management and sustainability (masters) now that my undergraduate from Moi university was tourism management. I will be glad to post like you when this goes through and be an inspiration to many others. Big up and good job. I celebrate you so much. REPLY Syayid MAY 30, 2015 AT 12:05 PM Thank you, and yes, I also hope the same good things come to you, too. Also, never give up with what you want to achieve in your life. Big wishes, and best success for you, Simon. REPLY 9. Michael Leonard D. Lubiano JANUARY 2, 2015 AT 5:40 PM A greetings of happy new year Mr. Syayid Sandi Sukandi,

I am so impressed how you made your essay on personal objectives. This gives me a lot of nerve to write my own,too. I am planning to complete my application documents for Fulbright scholarship grant here in the Philippines this 2015. As of now I’m working with the application form (i’m doing right now the study objectives and personal statement parts). https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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It’s my great honor for me to let me know how you accomplish all the required documents and how can I succeed for a Fulbright grant. P.S. We can keep in touch with each other through my contacts below. Thanks and more power. Regards, Michael Leonard D. Lubiano Filipino Science teacher Email add: [email protected] Skype account: mr_lubiano Telephone No.: +63427971020 REPLY Syayid JANUARY 5, 2015 AT 1:31 AM Hello Dear Michael,

Thanks for reading my post in this blog. I am grateful indeed that such writing can give you additional input on how you will write your own study objectives later on. You could email me through: [email protected] . I would be so happy to reply the emails in times when I am available online. That is great to know you coming from Philippine! As far as I know, Fulbright has its own branches in the world, especially in Southeast Asia. I suggest you to check the local website for Philippine Fulbright because the technical concerns would be somehow different, I assume. To answer your questions, to be honest, I only prepared the required documents and fulfilled the application form as truthful as it is. When the interview panels asked me questions, I answered the questions honestly. Besides, the Fulbright officers, whether in your country (like me in Indonesia), and in the United States of America, including the admission officers in the host campus later on will have their own procedures. Thus, my suggestion is you just follow the system and if that is your biggest chance, you are ready to go! By the way, I still believe that this Fulbright scholarship is meant for people who have high caliber in https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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academic and personal organizational achievements as well as for those who have experiences to contribute to local society in positive ways will likely to be selected. Good luck for you, then, Michael! And, Happy New Year, too. Best wishes, Syayid Sandi Sukandi REPLY Michael Leonard D. Lubiano JANUARY 6, 2015 AT 8:19 AM Thank you Sir! I appreciate your response. REPLY Syayid MAY 30, 2015 AT 12:09 PM You are welcome! I hope it works for you, Lubiano.

10. thumbelysa DECEMBER 31, 2014 AT 5:33 PM Thank you so much for sharing this study objective. It is really helpful and I will try to make my own study objective. do you mind if I use your study objective as my reference, not reference actually hmm… I mean like a guideline to write? he he I always have a difficulty to write when I have to divide my mind to think about the idea and focus on grammar. and the worst is I lose the idea because I just think too hard to fix the grammar. It is just like a nightmare, losing the idea when I am in a very good mood to write is a nightmare (he he) I love to write, and I really enjoy it. Writing is such a great pleasure for me since I can make my own stories. Anyway, I have just bookmarked your blog in case I want to read your writing in another time so it will make me easier to find it. Once again, thank you, Sir! REPLY Syayid JANUARY 5, 2015 AT 1:33 AM You are welcome, Elysa! Indeed, writing is a great pleasure for an active mind. It kills dullness. Toast! REPLY https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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11. Johnf323 JUNE 26, 2014 AT 8:28 AM I like what you guys are usually up too. This kind of clever work and exposure! Keep up the amazing works guys I’ve added you guys to my blogroll. kceddgkdcgke REPLY 12. zaineb APRIL 15, 2014 AT 8:12 PM dear Mr syayid ,I think you have a grate writing style ,I am applying for the Fulbright too I sent my personal statement and the study objectives on your gmail maybe you can read it and give me your opinion ,pleeeeeeeeeease REPLY Syayid APRIL 16, 2014 AT 9:09 PM Hello, Zaineb. Yes, I have read your message on my email. When everything has been back into normal, I will try to give my responses for your Personal Statement and Study Objective. However, please make sure that what I will tell you cannot be seen as the solid answers for Fulbright scholarship because the scholarship officers will have other ways on how to read your writings. Cheers. REPLY Zaineb APRIL 17, 2014 AT 3:04 AM Many many thanks ,I really appreciate it REPLY Syayid APRIL 17, 2014 AT 3:59 PM Yes, please wait for my response to you in a few days. I am having tons of works to do here.

13. yabbaddabbaddoo APRIL 12, 2014 AT 1:09 AM Reblogged this on haltnna and commented: Thank you very much for your sharing. I would very much love to read this from such a great Fulbright Alumni like you. All the best! REPLY Syayid APRIL 16, 2014 AT 8:49 PM https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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Sure, thank you, Haltnna. Best wishes for you to get success in life. REPLY 14. waterlily MARCH 14, 2014 AT 8:22 AM If i may ask, how long have u been teaching english when u applied fulbright? Thanks REPLY Syayid MARCH 21, 2014 AT 10:42 PM Thank you for your question. I applied for the scholarship two years after I experienced teaching English to EFL students in Indonesia. REPLY 15. Pingback: Una Dan Beasiswa Fullbright | Gerakan

Masyarakat Melek Media Syayid MARCH 21, 2014 AT 10:43 PM Thanks for using my blog for your writing. REPLY 16. Haniva Yunita Leo (@hanivaleo) FEBRUARY 3, 2014 AT 5:56 PM Thanks for sharing!! I applied this scholarship last year but had not made it. I am currently working on my essay, doing some revision till I find your writing in this blog. I hope I could write a beer essay and get the scholarship this year. REPLY Syayid FEBRUARY 3, 2014 AT 11:21 PM I am glad that my writing can give you more ways to advance your essay. Yes, I hope that you would be successful, too. REPLY

17. Iza JANUARY 24, 2014 AT 7:32 AM no one’s perfect.. thank u so much for yr post, by hoping, I can get fulbright like u and my teacher in dorm in 2015,, REPLY https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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Syayid JANUARY 24, 2014 AT 8:17 PM Thank you, Iza. Yes, and God Willing. May you be successful in your Fulbright application. Good Luck! REPLY 18. JonaDelaCruz (@jonaher_JHz) NOVEMBER 11, 2013 AT 2:44 PM You help me through my study objectives as I’ve learned some points and understand where to start and to end my essay. Thank You! REPLY Syayid NOVEMBER 17, 2013 AT 12:43 PM You’re welcome! Glad that I can see my blog is useful for you. REPLY 19. academic blog JULY 22, 2013 AT 5:08 PM Its like you read my mind! You appear to know so much about this, like you wrote the book in it or something. I think that you can do with a few pics to drive the message home a bit, but instead of that, this is fantastic blog. A fantastic read. I will definitely be back. REPLY Syayid JULY 26, 2013 AT 11:36 AM Thank you very much for your comments. Gladly, I will compose more writings soon. =) REPLY

20. APRIL 29, 2013 AT 12:09 AM I have never been in an English speaking country. I self-studied it, I read your study objective and your description on how the scholarship has enabled you to become a beer teacher and writer. I don’t know how long it took to write the description and your experience studying in US, but you still need improvement. I don’t know what have you been doing during two years in US. If I become Fulbright alumni and study for two years, it’s impossible to write with so many unclear and grammatical errors. https://syayidss.wor dpr ess.com/2013/04/05/ful br ig ht- an- exampl e- of- study- obj ecti ve- 2010- for -i ndonesian- appli cations/

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REPLY Syayid APRIL 29, 2013 AT 8:39 AM Thanks for your response, Rahim. Basically, studying two years in the US cannot guarantee your English, I would say, but you can improve many aspects of your English language abilities – beyond grammar. And, being correct in the aspect of grammatical sense is just working for non-native speakers of English. To have grammatical errors is fine in my blog since I am using this blog as a writing practice – to let go my “voice.” Also, since I am not a native speaker of English, then, when you see some grammatical errors in here, that would be fine, right? Some of my writings in this blog were wrien long before I came to the U.S. Perhaps, what you mean is the idea of having a personal “style” in writing. I tend to write in the context of a student, not a writer. When I was teaching English in Indonesia, I tended to focus on grammar, but forgeing my own voice. Consequently, my writing seems to be odd and stiff in tone. Now, I know my voice and I can have it wrien down. Therefore, please read my blog as collection of writings that were wrien by a student. This blog is not intended to be perfect in all aspects. Anyone can argue or debate about it.

By the way, I need to correct your writing, too. For many occassions, please avoid typing, “don’t.” It will be beer if you write it completely with, “do not.” Also, grammar wise, it is beyond my comprehension to read your words on, “I self-studied it.” Even for me, no reasons to study a language by myself without communicating with the people who use this language in daily basis. Do you have a blog that you can share with me? I would like to read yours. Besides, could you please share me the examples of the grammatical errors that you see in my blog? Thank you.:) Of course, I am a life-long learner. I always learn to improve myself to become a beer writer with my own unique insights. REPLY

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