出国留学申请书范文

出国留学申请书范文 留学申请信(Application for Admittance)中须写明下列几点：(1) 写明申请学校和所学专业;(2) 提供申请人的个人资历;(3) 索取申请学校相关的申请表等。下面是相关：

出国留学申请书范文 Dear Sir, I am writing in the hope that I may obtain an opportunity to further my study in Applied Physics toward Master degree in your university.

My name is Li Jin, an undergraduate student of the Department of Applied Physics,Huabei University. Next year in the summer, I will graduate and get my B.S. degree. I plan to continue my study and research in this field. I chose Boston University because there are a congenial team of researchers, an array of databases and research projects in your school of Physics. I believe my interests are extremely congruent with the strengths of the school. And my solid academic background will meet your general entrance requirements for graduate study.

I will appreciate it very much if you could send me the Graduate Application Forms, the Application Form for Scholarships/Assistantships, and other relevant information. My mailing address is shown on the top of this letter.

I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely yours, Li Ming 留学申请书英语范文 Dear Sir, I am going to graduate from Department of Computer in Huabei University in June next year. I am very eager to enter the Graduate School of your university next fall to study applied computer for Ph.D. degree.

I would appreciate it very much if you would send me a graduate catalog of your university and any other necessary information, and also a set of application forms for admission. Thank you for your kind assistance.

Sincerely yours, Wang Feng 留学申请写作模板 Dr. XXX . . . For the past seven years of my life, my decision to become a doctor has been a devoted one. From the first day that I entered Mrs. Vande urg's tenth grade Anatomy and Physiology cla , my career ambitio were narrowed to one as I completely committed myself to becoming a physician. During that semester of cla I poured through every page of my textbook, fascinated and challenged by all that I learned. Night after night I stayed up memorizing the names of bones and muscles, systems and proce es in early preparation for my career in medicine. Hungry for more information about the medical profe ion, I began reading literally doze of books and journal articles written about the lives of physicia and the medical fields in which they served. As I finished High School and entered college, and now Graduate School, every cla that I have taken, every decision I have made has been centered around one goal; to become a physician whole-heartedly committed to improving the physical and emotional lives of his patients.

Although my initial desires to become a physician arked from my amazement and fascination with science and the human body, my commitment to become a family physician stems from my family background and my overwhelming desire to help others. Growing up in a family with eight brothers and sisters, it seemed that someone always needed help either physically or emotionally. As a "big" brother to so many, I have been taught that helping others in need is more than a decisio it is a moral re o ibility. This reality has led me to serve in many roles throughout my life; from Senior cla president and a member of student council, to a continued dedication to volunteering in the community and at local ho itals throughout my life. Each week, de ite my rigorous schedule of Graduate school, I have been able to help others by volunteering to cook and teach cla es at the Wood County Center for Aging. The smiles from those I help and the wisdom that I gain, talking over lunch or playing pool with men from the Center continue to make the time continually reinforce my commitment to invest in the lives of others.

One of the first questio that I ask when I want to find out what motivates someone is whether they think primarily with their "heart" or with their "mind." In a single question, I can discover whether a person is pulled by his emotio or whether they're lives are structured by cognitive decisio . Although, my life has been structured by calculated decision making, my overwhelming desire to di lay empathy and compa ion for those around me defines who I am. I believe that in order to be a "complete" physician, one must be strongly motivated by both his mind and his heart. To me, the definition of a truly succe ful doctor is measured by his ability to meet both the physical and emotional needs of his patients. I know this to be true because although devoted life-long study and calculated