[nabs-l] An additional question about selecting university

ADRIANA PULIDO adrimpc80 at gmail.com
Tue May 31 00:41:40 UTC 2011


Hi David,

I just want to clarify something: obviously, I wouldn't choose my
university based on possible prejudices against blind people. I ask
the question, first, because I've don't know the US,
 and second, because I wouldn't like to make a quick decision and then regret.

Best regards,

> --
> Adriana Pulido
> Filóloga en Inglés y músico de la Universidad
> Nacional de Colombia. Becaria Fulbright para Maestría.

2011/5/30, David <davidb521 at gmail.com>:
> Hi. Personally, I wouldn't base my university decision on whether I will be
> subject to prejudice, unless the environment has a strong reputation for
> extreme prejudice against blind people. You should go to the university that
> feels right for you. I really don't think that the size of the city will
> make a whole lot of difference, but I suppose that in a small town, more
> people will see you, and become used to seeing a blind person. However, in a
> larger city, there is a more diverse population, so you may not stand out as
> much. Best of luck to you.
> David
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> Subject: [nabs-l] An additional question about selecting universety
>
> Hi all!
>
> As I told you some time ago, I'm currently choosing a university to
> study a Master's Degree. I have to think about it carefully, since I'm
> going to spend two years there. So far, I have been offered admision
> in the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. According to what I've
> been searching, that city is small and rural.
> I also have university optiones at Gainesville, Tampa, Dekalb, and
> philadelphia; but I'm still waiting for them to answer.
> Here is the question:
> Acorrding to your experience, do you think that people with
> disabilities are likely to be better received in big cities than in
> small ones?
> Are we more exposed to prejudices in small cities?
>
> Thank you in advance for your comments and suggestions!
>
>
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Adriana Pulido
Filóloga en Inglés y músico de la Universidad
Nacional de Colombia. Becaria Fulbright para Maestría.




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