Guidance on Writing Letters for Studying Abroad

Author: He Qingquan
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Having good TOEFL and GRE scores, and securing scholarships from the target universities, yet failing to succeed in the application documents for studying abroad can be extremely regrettable. To help candidates overcome this issue, New Oriental has established a Writing Center and meticulously compiled a comprehensive guide covering over ten different disciplines, including self-statement reviews for seventeen categories and three types of recommendation letters. It incorporates numerous real-life examples and introduces the writing styles for various letters from pre-departure to appeal against visa rejection.
This book collects a wealth of application letter examples for studying abroad. Each article has been carefully revised by English writing experts, with full coverage of document types across humanities, sciences, business, and law. The comparison between revised and original drafts is clear at a glance, making learning and reference highly convenient. Concise annotations highlight the shortcomings of the original drafts and the strengths of the revised versions. The revised drafts are written with precision, well-structured, and rich in content, possessing strong targeting and persuasiveness, making them the best models for study abroad application letters.
Here, you can learn how to write various application documents while showcasing your unique personality and talents. At the same time, you can also quickly improve your English writing skills. May everyone, with the help of Guidance on Writing Study Abroad Letters, take steady steps forward, opening up a bright future for themselves and our motherland.