英文留学申请书 篇1
Program： 20th Century American Literature
“The apparition of these faces in the crowds： /Petals on a wet， blackbough.” My first reaction on reading Ezra Pound's 1916 poem In a Station of theMetro was that of outrage. Is it a poem by any definition? If it is a poem， howis it to be interpreted and understood? And finally， what are the implicationsthat this poem has produced for the twentieth- century American literature?
My initial bewilderment subsided as I realized that there must a raisond'etre behind this apparently bizarre literary phenomenon. What I should do isto put this poem into the context of the American literary evolution andliterary history. At least， the poem raises an important challenge. It requiresme to understand some of the crucial changes that must be happening around theturn of the last century.
My subsequent studies indicate that this poem represents part of the largerliterary movement known as Imagism， which included such theorists andpractitioners as T. E. Hume， Hilda Doolittle， Amy Lowell， Ezra Pound， etc. Themovement was a direct reaction to the late Victorian poetry， which had becomeextremely artificial， emptily “rhetorical” and “ornamental”。 To address suchproblems， it was necessary to loosen the metrical pattern and bring it backcloser to the rhythms of ordinary speech. Consequently， the “imagist” movementhad a great deal to do with promoting experiments with free verse， advocatingamong many creeds the need “to allow absolute freedom in the choice of subject”and “to produce poetry that is hard and clear， never blurred nor indefinite.”When Archibald MacLeish said in his Ars Poetica (1926) that “A poem should notmean / But be”， he had similar concerns in his mind. Imagism， minor as it is asa literary movement， triggered important changes in literary criticism，introducing the notion of internal studies as embodied by New Criticism tosubstitute the conventional critical practices.
The foregoing incident is but one instance that happened in my study ofliterature. For a Chinese student like me， it has at least two importantimplications. First， a literary work must not be treated in isolation. Itinteracts with what is written before it and after it and this historicalperspective is one way in which we may add to our interpretation. Second， it isimportant to be acquainted with relevant literary theories when interpreting agiven literary work.
A student majoring in English (& International Trade) at the EnglishDepartment of _ University， I grew increasingly interested in literature duringthe second half of my undergraduate program. Of course， I was trained to be astudent of English language in the first place and as such I received thestandard academic training typical of a student of English major. For the firsttwo years， I primarily had intensive trainings in basic English language skillsby attending courses in advanced listening， writing， reading and oralcommunication. My distinguished academic performance is demonstrated by the fourconsecutive first-class and second-class scholarships I won from 1999 to 20__.In 20__， I was awarded the second prize in the campus-wide English compositioncontest and in 20__ the first prize in the translation contest. Anotherindicator of my scholastic achievements is the honor of Outstanding Graduate of_Province that I received by the time I completed my undergraduate program.
I started reading English novels as soon as I began my undergraduateprogram. But I primarily used it as a way to increase my vocabulary and toimprove my reading comprehension. Since the second year in my undergraduateprogram， our curriculum included five major courses related to Anglo-Americanliterature and culture： Selected Readings in English Literature， SelectedReadings in American Literature， Introduction to European Culture， The Historyof English and American Literature， Selected Readings in English & AmericanFictions. Those courses provided me with a cultural and historical frameworkwith which to understand Anglo-American literature and to know theirinterrelationships. I grew familiar with major authors and works in British andAmerican literature and gained tentative knowledge of western criticalapproaches. Books like Literary Theory—An Introduction by Terry Eagleton and20th Literary Criticism edited by David Lodge proved somewhat esoteric to me，but they allowed me to realize that there are important critical approaches verydifferent from those in Chinese literature and different from conventional onesin western literature itself.
My defining interest in British and American Literature led me to writeabout T. S. Eliot and his poetry in my thesis Dull Roots Stirred by the SpringRain—Meaning Through Imagery in T. S. Eliot's “Waste Land”(available uponrequest)。 In this thesis， I examined different groups of imagery that T. S.Eliot employed to externalize his central ideas and emotions. I also analyzedthe theoretical justifications for his virtually excessive use of imagery bytracing it to his theory of “Objective Correlative” that he proposed in Hamletand His Problems， a critical essay contained in The Sacred Wood (1920)。
In an extracurricular event， students in our department put onShakespeare's drama Romeo and Juliet and I was the performer-director. Based onmy own understanding of the play， I changed its tragic ending and made it ahappy one by allowing the hero and the heroine to be resurrected and reunited. Ibelieve that a love of such intensity should be fulfilled， otherwise it would betoo pathetic.
In the last semester of my undergraduate program， I was recruited by myuniversity to teach the course Appreciation of American Literature to studentsof non-English major. By applying my computer skills， I developed a series ofcourseware， covering different periods of American literature and illustrated bygraphics and diagrams to make an otherwise difficult course interesting and easyto understand.
Nevertheless I am fully aware that my knowledge of American literature isfar from sufficient. I need to receive more advanced education for the sake of abetter career development. Therefore I plan to apply for a Graduate program inEnglish at the University of _， concentrating on modern and contemporaryAmerican literature. Your program is nationally recognized (listed as among thetop 10 in _ according to _) and it attacks me for its quality， small size andclose mentorship. I am interested in your well-designed curriculum whoseContemporary American Literature， American Literary History， Special Topics inAmerican Literature， American Literature 1865-1914， 1914-1960. Among your 13professors， I would like to receive instructions from _， _， _. _， and _. Ibelieve I am well-prepared and genuinely motivated for your program， which willteach me the knowledge and expertise nowhere to be sought in my own country.
英文留学申请书 篇2
Dear Professor Zhiyong Lan：
My name is Lan Xi， a Ph.D. candidate studying Land Resource Management inCollege of Public Management， China University of Geosciences. I intend to spendone year of my doctor years in ASU School of Public Affairs by the end ofSeptember 20__ for a Ph.D. Mobility Program which I can acquire more knowledgeabout international policy of land management.
The land resource management is really an important major in ChineseUniversity. It’s a subject of applied science which is combined both land policyand planning of land， and it helps the government to optimize the distributionof land resources. I’ve been studying the land resource management at least 7years since 20__ when I was a college student， and I also love this major for 7years. I’ve read about your papers about land policy published on somemagazines， and I can feel your abundant knowledge and lofty personality inwords. Moreover， your altitude about sustainable development affects me a lot.As myself， it’s so thankful for my 7 years studying of land resource managementand 5 more projects. It makes me become an accomplished and experienced person.And I’m sure I can help you and your team with some land projects.
I really want to join your team to learn more about the land resourcemanagement and exchange the experience. And I would greatly appreciate it if youcould send me more information about the application at your earliestconvenient.
Sincerely yours，
Lan Xi
英文留学申请书 篇3
Application Letter for Studying Aboard
Xi Lan
College of Public Management
China University of Geosciences
Wuhan， Hubei， China
430074
Professor Zhiyong Lan
ASU School of Public Affairs
411 N. Central Avenue， Suite 400
Phoenix， AZ 85004
Dear Professor Zhiyong Lan：
My name is Lan Xi， a Ph.D. candidate studying Land Resource Management inCollege of Public Management， China University of Geosciences. I intend to spendone year of my doctor years in ASU School of Public Affairs by the end ofSeptember 20__ for a Ph.D. Mobility Program which I can acquire more knowledgeabout international policy of land management.
The land resource management is really an important major in ChineseUniversity. It’s a subject of applied science which is combined both land policyand planning of land， and it helps the government to optimize the distributionof land resources. I’ve been studying the land resource management at least 7years since 20__ when I was a college student， and I also love this major for 7years. I’ve read about your papers about land policy published on somemagazines， and I can feel your abundant knowledge and lofty personality inwords. Moreover， your altitude about sustainable development affects me a lot.As myself， it’s so thankful for my 7 years studying of land resource managementand 5 more projects. It makes me become an accomplished and experienced person.And I’m sure I can help you and your team with some land projects.
I really want to join your team to learn more about the land resourcemanagement and exchange the experience. And I would greatly appreciate it if youcould send me more information about the application at your earliestconvenient.
Sincerely yours，
Lan Xi
英文留学申请书 篇4
I live in Pakistan-a country destroying itself with bombs，guns andgovernments' blabber to find justifications for what it is going through;acountry where a former president is murdered in public，where the nation'sconstitution and parliament are suspended at the same time，and where the voiceof a common man is unheard.
Since the last few years， I had aspired to become a idea of "scalpels，""opened chests" and "sutures" had always intrigued then it happened!The recentunprecedented events in my country wiped off the dust of disillusionment from myeyes;I lost my will to become a ver，the turmoil in the country led me towardsnewspapers and news channels，and hence Politics.
As I involved myself into politics，I realized that it isall-embracive-wielding its way over social and economic life-it is theomnipotent of can mobilize public opinion，gear up propaganda machinery，make orrepeal laws and what ed up by public opinion，supported by the majority of thelegislators，armed with the means to keep the people in a state ofignorance，political power crosses the limits of dictatorial tical power，like themost powerful intoxicant，makes the persons in power to forget socialethics，political morality and obligations.
Most of the learned youth in this country consider Politics to be "a refugefor the scoundrels" and this derogatory remark may be true if we look at thedeceptive and degenerated type of politicians indulging in a dirty thesepolitical parties are votaries of democracy，but the way they conduct themselvesinside their own parties is nothing but senseless efore a very few studentschoose to pursue Politics as a profession，but what they don't realize is that ifwe don't take a stand the system can never be ，I want to study Politics so I cancome back to my country and contribute what little I can do for my homeland andits I can inspire even a single person，it would be worth world today is growingare now not only to think of our own nation but as and when we think of it，wehave to keep the international perception in mind;consequently，I chose Politicswith International Relations as one of my courses.
Studying in UK will breed a sense of individuality and self reliance.Iwould be able to interact with people from everywhere and get to know abouttheir would not only open new horizons for me，but would also clear somepreconceived notions one has about the other.I have always been an activeparticipant of debates.I have participated in 3 Model UN conferences out ofwhich I was awarded with the Best Delegate award in two. I was also one of thetwo students to be selected from my school to participate in the EnglishSpeaking Union 'over， I've taken part in Parliamentary style debates efore Ibelieve I can communicate effectively in public and language will not be abarrier in my hermore， I have worked as an internee at Al-Shifa Eye Hospital fora month in I learnt how to deal with patients，use the Auto Ref， handle files andalso campaigned to a remote area near Murree where we helped the doctors inexamining the patients free of her experience which taught me a lot was when meand my fellow colleagues volunteered to paint walls for the SOS Children'saddition，I worked with SUNGI (NGO) where a group of 5 of us had to organize anevent to pay tribute to 1000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize.
I enjoy Literature，especially the works of Shakespeare，TennesseeWilliams，Thomas Hardy and Andrew Marvell.I'd be delighted to study in achallenging atmosphere where I can focus on my studies.I commit to my work andmy ability to think out of the box，keenness for Politics and my perception ofthings，I understand，gives me an edge over others.I believe in myself，and ifprovided with an opportunity，I'd make the university proud.
英文留学申请书 篇5
Ten years from now Tim Dickson won't even remember my name. The unknowingrecipient of my undying love for two years, Tim had been everything a girl couldever ask for: smart, handsome, witty, and athletic, with a voice that could makeangels weep. Everyone knew his name. To a shy little country mouse, nearlyinvisible in our student body, he was the epitome of manliness. I sat in mycorner of room C-119 and gazed adoringly at his profile as he amazed the classof Modern World History with his dashing style. Carefully planning the routes tomy classes to coincide with his, I was his silent shadow.
After fourteen months, contrary to my hopes, Tim still was not aware of myexistence. Determined to bring myself to his attention, I staged my entrance tohis heart with all the flair I could muster. I would breach his defenses at thenext history oral presentation in the guise of the dashing CardinalRichelieu.
It was now or never! Striding into the classroom, my head raised, eyesflashing, I stood proudly, the colors of my eighteenth-century costume catchingthe light and giving me courage. My opening line shook with tight emotion."Gentlemen, I am disgusted!" My voice alternately lashed out in rage and purredin soft persuasion. I gloried in my elocution. Each word was power. My voicerose to a brilliant conclusion, and I stood with my arms outstretched and myhead bowed in submission.
英文留学申请书 篇6
It has come to my attention that our nations， and nations like ours， havelong been plagued by a mysterious occurrence. An occurrence that is asperplexing as it is frustrating， and as baffling as it is widespread.
It has come to my attention that our nations， and nations like ours， havelong been plagued by a mysterious occurrence. An occurrence that is asperplexing as it is frustrating， and as baffling as it is widespread， a problemthat finds its origins at the very foot of our society. The problem of which Ispeak is none other than “The Orphan Sock Enigma，” the constant disappearance ofindividual socks during the laundering process. It is a problem familiar to allof us， and also one to which we have unwillingly admitted defeat.
I recently decided that this puzzle had remained unsolved for too long， andresolved to find an explanation. (In the grand tradition of science， I refusedto be discouraged by the basic irrelevance of my cause.) But the truth that Iuncovered is more shocking and fantastic than I could have ever imagined. Myprocedures， observations， and conclusions are as follows:
First， to verify that the problem exists， experimental and control loads oflaundry were completely processed (put through the washer and dryer). In thexperimental load (load with socks)， by the end of the process， some socks werelost. But in the control load (load without socks)， no socks were lost. Thus theproblem was verified.
Next the progress of a load of socks was carefully monitored. The resultsindicated that sock disappearance occurs during the period of time when the loadis in the dryer. Following this conclusion， a literature search was done and avery significant fact was uncovered: there is no mention of socks disappearingin dryers before the invention of dryers in the 1920s. All evidence clearlypointed to the dryer. And it is there that I would find the answer to theenigma.
Then， the actual experiment was done. In four separate trials， a number ofsocks (ten socks， or five pairs) were put through a normal drying cycle. Thetypes of socks tested were selected by the highly accurate Harvey-AllmanPrinciple Hierarchy and Zero Alternative Reduction Dimension.
英文留学申请书 篇7
In a highly competitive environment， the ability to create competitiveedges over one's adversaries and to achieve ultimate victory in fiercecompetitions depends not so much on materials resources as on the mental factorsof intelligence and concepts. Those concepts that can lead to new visions andperspectives and those approaches that can effectively solve problems will havethe greatest value. The overriding factor which ensures the eventualmaterialization of new concepts and gives rise to effective approaches ismanagement. As a branch of applied science， the science of management hascrucial value not only for developing countries like China which are makinguttermost efforts to catch up with the developed countries， but also for theleading multinational giants in the developed countries themselves. For a personlike me who has decided to pursue marketing management as my career objective，to sharpen my intellectual caliber， to understand the essence of management andto grasp important skills of management have become my greatest aspiration.
As a Master's student specializing in marketing and enterprise strategies，I am very proud to report that I have made some encouraging researchachievements. Of the two research papers that I wrote concerning strategicdevelopment of enterprises-Enterprise Strategic Alliance Based on ResourceComplementarity and The Strategic Orientation and Countermeasures for ChineseEnterprises in International Operations in the New Millennium， the former hasbeen published by Economic Tribune in Sept. 20__ and the latter has beenaccepted for publication by China Economists in Feb. 20__. These two researchpapers are the fruition of my active involvement in a research project namedStudy on Chinese Enterprises' Cooperation-Competition Models inHyper-Competitive Conditions， which is sponsored by China State Natural ScienceFoundation (Foundation Project No. 70140132)。 Another paper entitled BrandMarketing： A Competitive Mode on a Higher Level in Modern Economics has beenpublished by Contemporary Finance & Economics in November this year. Thoseresearch achievements can unmistakably indicate my tremendous potential toperform much more ambitious researches in my future degree program and I amdetermined to develop this potential to the fullest extent.
I completed my four-year systematic studies in Engineering and ManagementScience as an undergraduate at the School of Economics and Management， BeijingUniversity of Aeronautics and Astronautics. It is precisely this undergraduateeducation that has reinforced my determination to pursue marketing management asmy lifelong career. Although as an undergraduate my understanding of somecourses cannot be described as profound (some might even be said to be rathersuperficial)， my learning of those courses nevertheless widened my ken ofknowledge and broadened my vision.
In order to further enrich myself， I availed myself of every opportunity ofacademic exchange both on campus and off campus. I shuttled among PekingUniversity， Central Finance and Economics University， and China RenminUniversity on my bicycle in order to attend lectures delivered by the country'sleading scholars and entrepreneurs. Those lectures constituted an importantsupplement to my in-class training because they were immediately connected withthe realities of Chinese society. I also benefited importantly from myextracurricular activities. As minister of the Department of Social Practices ofthe School's Students Union， I planned and organized the School's Festival ofthe Art of Management. I also canvassed Pepsi Company to sponsor ouruniversity's basketball league match. In launching those activities， I improvedmy organizational and managerial skills. In retrospection， my undergraduateprogram was most strengthened by my self-conscious attention to various appliedsubjects-higher mathematics， statistics and probability， linear algebra，operations research， etc. It can be said that my undergraduate education (inwhich my overall scholastic performance ranked top 4th in my class consisting of30 students) enabled me to make some basic preparations in theoretical knowledgeand in the application of mathematical tools.
From Sept. 1998 to April 20__， my employment with Hisense Group in QingDaoCity， Shandong Province (one of the largest manufacturers of electricalappliances in China) was a major opportunity to practice what I had learned. Thesecond year I joined the Group， the most fierce price warfare happened toChina's electrical appliances industry. Manufacturers reduced the prices oftheir products to unprecedented low levels in order to maximize their marketshare. As an act of market competition， the Marketing Department where I workedlaunched Traveling Expositions of Hisense Products. As one of the four keypersonnel of the department， I planned and organized a series of exhibitions inmost major cities in China. Our one-year efforts achieved remarkable marketeffects. In Shijiazhuan City， for instance， of a total of 30 brands， our salesof televisions and air conditioners accounted for 24% and 18% respectively in20__. In that year's performance evaluation， I was awarded the Group's ModelEmployee.
My understanding of marketing was enriched and modified by my 2-yearpractical work experience. To me， marketing was not merely composed of suchelements as product designing， promotion through advertising， pricing models，and distribution channels. It also encompassed the analysis of the behavior bothof your competitors and of consumers， studies in organization behavior， brandmanagement， and decision-makings. Believing that a more systematic educationwould contribute to a more successful career， I went back to my alma mater inSeptember 20__ and went on with a Master's program in Engineering and ManagementScience in order to gain knowledge on a higher professional level， to follow themost updated academic information， and to improve my managerial caliber.
Backed by my work experience， my academic focus became better-defined and Iwas more self-motivated in my studies. With a comprehensive coursework coveringadvanced mathematical planning， decision-making strategies， managementstatistics， and fuzzy mathematics， I achieved obvious improvement in theoreticalknowledge and in the application of tools. I developed broader perspectives andwas able to conduct my research from more advanced professional levels. Mythesis， entitled A Study of Enterprises' Strategic Alliances Based on anAnalysis of Resource Complementarity， presented a wholly novel explanation ofcorporate alliances from the perspective of resource integration， a perspectivewhich differed fundamentally from the conventional view held by most scholarswhich explained the necessity and justification of corporate alliance from theangle of transaction cost and value chain.
Instead of feeling contented with my high GPA for the Master's program(3.6)， I have come to realize how much there is still for me to learn in thefield of management， especially in marketing. Most universities in China treatmarketing purely as a theoretical course， with neither case analysis noropportunities for students to practice the theories they have learned. In termsof curriculum， studies in marketing psychology and individual behavior havehardly been undertaken. Moreover， the lack of analytical tools has resulted ininsufficient analysis of the market feedback. Realizing that such deficienciescan scarcely be overcome within a short period of time， I believe that a moresuccessful career must be pursued through a Ph.D. program outside China， ideallyin a first-rate university in the United States.
With my undergraduate and graduate background in engineering and managementscience， I would like to focus on one of the following areas in your Ph.D.program： a. marketing management; b. behavioral approaches to marketing orconsumer behavior; and c. channels of distribution. I have also drawn up mytentative career objective. I will complete my doctoral program by undertakingextensive researches and carrying out some specific projects. After obtaining mydegree， I will seek some teaching experiences in an American university whilecontinuing with advanced researches on the latest research topics. In this way Ican keep developing my academic aptitudes. After accumulating sufficientteaching and research experience， I will seek a teaching position in aprestigious university in China where I will share with my future students andcolleagues my research findings and the knowledge I have acquired in the UnitedStates. I hope to develop myself ultimately into a leading specialist inmarketing and management who can contribute to bringing Chinese scholarship inthis field onto a more advanced level.
CMU's Ph.D. program in computer science is heavily integrated with researchactivities and is designed to nurture people with raw talent and intellect in anenvironment which permits them thorough immersion in research and coursework.The program promises to produce well-educated researchers and future leaders incomputer science. I am very excited over this wonderful vision because such aprogram offers me a basis to translate my dreams into realities. Without such aprogram， many of my dreams will remain mere fantasies.
Personal Statement
英文留学申请书 篇8
The purpose of historical inquiry is not simply to present facts but tosearch for an interpretation of the past. The reason I want to study History issimply that it combines the excitement of exploration and discovery with thesense of reward born from successfully confronting and making sense of complexand challenging problems.
History is fascinating because society is constantly evolving and as aresult, the history must evolve with it.
I seek enrolment in a program that not only maintains a superb reputationbut that will also demand only the highest quality effort from each of itsstudents. I hope that you are able to give me the privilege of continuing mystudies on the level demanded by your prestigious institution. I have appliedall my abilities and diligence to getting into Oxford.
My aim has always been to excel in examinations, no matter how demandingthey were. I made sure I achieved straight. As in all aspects of my studies.Frommy strong performance in my A level history exam to my past work experience, mybackground and qualifications have given me the skills to succeed in yourprogram.Although school occupies most of my time, I have learnt the rewards ofcontributing towards school life and have been head student for two years. Itake pleasure in debating issues that are important to me, and as part of mycontribution I set up a school debating society. This position has improved myleadership, organisational and communication skills and, given me the chance tocombine my theoretical knowledge and my interpersonal skills to successfullydebate issues closely related to history.
Outside of academics, I am a keen sportsman, competitively playing hockeyand football. Last year I participated in the AA regional school athleticsfinals, achieving first position. My other passion is swimming, I have been amember of Warwickshire swimming club for nine years. One of my biggestachievements has been taking the County Champion title and crowned the recordholder in the men’s 200m butterfly.
My swimming practices have also given me the chance to complete my lifeguard qualification, enabling me to gain work as a lifeguard. My swimmingability also helps with my interest in scuba diving. Last summer I volunteeredto assist with teaching scuba diving at a school in Italy. This experience wasextremely valuable, improving my communication skills and the appreciation ofdifferent cultures and backgrounds.
For years, I have maintained a firm devotion to history. All of myexperiences, coupled with a strong academic background, will allow me to embracestudying history at Oxford University.
英文留学申请书 篇9
Cambridge University
The University of Edinburgh
UMIST
University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
University of Bath
I have always enjoyed studying Maths, Physics and Chemistry, and I wouldlike the opportunity to continue this study. Chemical Engineering appeals to mebecause of the challenges involved in the application of scientific theory topractical, real world problems such as how to deal with nuclear waste. Iparticularly look forward to studying fluid dynamics as I was introduced to thisduring the Engineering Education Scheme (EES). I am aware that in today’s worldchemical engineering has an increasingly important role across a wide range ofindustries from pharmaceuticals to petrochemicals. The broad range of careerpaths, and the opportunity to contribute to society through technologicalinnovation, is for me, one of the main attractions of chemical engineering.
I have applied to take part in the Year In Industry scheme during which Ihope to gain practical experience, as well as greater maturity enabling me to gointo my degree course with improved skills and broader experience. I also hopeto study e-learning courses on project management and presentation skills run bythe IChemE. In Year 12 I took part in the EES, which improved my understandingand skills in team working, time management, and report writing, as well asvisual and oral presentation. Throughout the course of the project the team hadto frequently correspond with mentors in industry and academia and thisexperience has broadened my appreciation of practice and application in a reallife situation. In July I attended a week-long ‘Into Engineering’ seminar run byREACT Engineering. Working in two teams, we were given a design exercise basedupon a typical decommissioning project. I also attended a Headstart course atNewcastle University, which I thoroughly enjoyed. One of the main activities wasto design, manufacture and test a small crane. I found both of these experiencesvery challenging, as we were given only limited time so we had to prioritise ourtasks and carefully plan our work.
This year a fellow student and I were awarded ￡500 by the EuropeanScholarship Prize to fund a visit to Prague to do research for our A-levelHistory coursework. I gained an understanding of the city’s culture and historyand further developed my independence. During the summer I represented my schoolon a Connexions review of a government white paper on 14-19 education. I gainedan insight into the government’s proposals and learned a lot about working withdifferent groups of people. Last year I was part of the editorial team for theschool magazine. I wrote a number of articles and I was responsible for ensuringthat staff contributions were ready for the deadline. I also enjoy participatingin a range of sports and have represented the school at football and cricket,which has further enhanced my team working skills.
In my spare time I am working towards my Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. InSeptember I completed a 4-day expedition in the Lake District, which tested myendurance but gave me a great sense of achievement. As part of the award I havebeen helping at the local youth café once a week, which I am really enjoying asit gives me the chance to meet new people. I also enjoy reading, particularlybooks on physics and Russian history. I am really interested in computers and Iam currently trying to configure a Linux based file and print server for my homenetwork.
英文留学申请书 篇10
Dear Sir,
I am writing in the hope that I may obtain an opportunity to further mystudy in Applied Physics toward Master degree in your university.
My name is Li Jin, an undergraduate student of the Department of AppliedPhysics, Huabei University. Next year in the summer, I will graduate and get myB.S. degree. I plan to continue my study and research in this field. I choseBoston University because there are a congenial team of researchers, an array ofdatabases and research projects in your school of Physics. I believe myinterests are extremely congruent with the strengths of the school. And my solidacademic background will meet your general entrance requirements for graduatestudy.
I will appreciate it very much if you could send me the GraduateApplication Forms, the Application Form for Scholarships/Assistantships, andother relevant information. My mailing address is shown on the top of thisletter.
I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.