Has anyone applied to be a visiting scholar at the University of Michigan? Share your experience

I will share with you a success story.

Ms. Lin, who previously served as the marketing director of a well-known European and American company in China, has a Sino-French joint MBA program. I studied in Canada for one year before. Ms. Lin has rich experience. After graduating from college, she entered a recruitment website. At first, she was the only salesperson. She grew up with the company and eventually became the marketing director of this well-known recruitment website. Due to the lack of management experience brought about by my work, I decided to go to Canada to learn more management experience. After studying management for one year in Canada, I returned to China to start my own company, and engaged in many public welfare donation activities in China. Since I had to take care of both my family and the company, I gave up running the business and worked as a marketing director for a wholly-owned company in the United States. During this period, I participated in MBA studies.

Ms. Lin has always wanted to go to the United States to experience the American culture. A friend introduced us to us as a visiting student, so it was a pleasure to call her and communicate with Teacher Yuan Man for the first time. She wanted to go abroad because she hoped to have the opportunity to learn about foreign cultures. She also had a 10-year-old daughter who she hoped to take to study abroad. After understanding the procedures and advantages of studying abroad, Ms. Lin quickly signed the contract. Yuan Teacher Man originally planned to get the invitation within 3 months, but he successfully received the invitation letter from the University of Michigan within one month of applying. I would also like to express my gratitude to Teacher Xu Lina from the Houpu Education Application Department for her super efficient work. Professor Fang has a book to be published recently, and he needs Ms. Lin to share her management experience and compile some articles and materials.

While receiving the invitation letter from an American university, Ms. Lin also successfully received a job offer from a more well-known company, with an annual salary of 800,000. During the visa period, she specially brought this offer for me to see, because visiting students can get With more theoretical help in management, she decided to give up the generous salary in China. She firmly believed that she was willing to give up, and the experience of studying abroad would give her more opportunities in the future. Congratulations to her and wish her all the best in the United States.

Source: Houpu Education