"Which country do you normally live in when you're not studying?"

Hey all,

I'm applying for a master's program and I was asked the above question. Since I'm on flr(m) I hope to live in England for a while but do I put America? Or England?

Thanks

You are ordinarily resident in the UK, so just put England.

But you can explain it further. For example, when I applied to do my Masters, I stated I lived in England and then to make it clear, I just listed each location and visa status for a time period (maybe the five years preceding to mark my Canadian departure - can't remember  ).

So could you put:

BSc / BA (Hons) year - year
Location:
Status:   

And so on, until it marks your US departure.

Does that make sense? 

What are you applying for?  Sounds exciting! Good luck with your application.

You are ordinarily resident in the UK, so just put England.

But you can explain it further. For example, when I applied to do my Masters, I stated I lived in England and then to make it clear, I just listed each location and visa status for a time period (maybe the five years preceding to mark my Canadian departure - can't remember  ).

So could you put:

BSc / BA (Hons) year - year
Location:
Status:   

And so on, until it marks your US departure.

Does that make sense? 

What are you applying for?  Sounds exciting! Good luck with your application.

Ah thank you very much! I have done just that .

I'm applying to do forensic psychology. I was so interested in it last semester that I decided to go in that direction. I'm going to submit the application at the end of the week. I'm so scared!

Great minds think alike! 

Sounds really interesting! Looking at this, it looks fascinating:
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/forensic_psychologist_job_description.htm

Have you considered volunteering in the criminal justice system to boost your experience?
http://www.do-it.org.uk/

Good luck with it all!