Guide to Writing Study Abroad Letters

Author: He Qingquan, edited by Bao Fanyi
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Having good TOEFL and GRE scores, receiving scholarships from universities, but ultimately failing due to unsuccessful application documents—it's a great regret. To help candidates solve this problem, New Oriental established a writing center and meticulously compiled a book that covers over ten different disciplines, reviewing and revising seventeen types of personal statements and three types of recommendation letters, combined with numerous examples. It introduces the writing styles of various letters from pre-departure to appeal against visa rejection. This book collects a large number of examples of study abroad application letters, with each article carefully revised by English writing experts. The listed document types are comprehensive, including revised and original drafts across the humanities, social sciences, commerce, law, and other disciplines. The differences between the revisions and originals are clear at a glance, making learning and reference very convenient. The annotations briefly point out the shortcomings of the original drafts and the strengths of the revised versions. The revised drafts are concise in language, well-structured, and rich in content, with strong targeting and emotional impact, making them the best samples for study abroad application letters. Here, you can learn how to write various application documents and showcase your unique personality and talents. At the same time, you can also quickly improve your English writing skills. May everyone, with the help of the book "Guidance on Study Abroad Letter Writing," take practical steps and move forward step by step, opening up a bright future for ourselves and our motherland.