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Re: Plz Help me about motivation letter

Mister Micawber — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 10:28:25 GMT

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I have underlined some problem areas, Huy, and stricken out some things that should be removed:

MOTIVATION LETTER

I am a graduate student of bachelor in business at Cantho University. I am specialized in general accountant. I would like to take part in a Master course which will be held next September. Name of this course is Monetary Economics and Financial institution.

At university, and even in my high school years, I had a great chances to join many activities which concern about business. ~~Besides, my female cousin has work for one of biggest bank in Vietnam~~. ~~So that when I was young, i was interested in business.~~ After graduating high school, I decided to study accounting. At the time I studied a university, the business school manager gave their students many opportunities to meet successful business man. This is a wonderful time to experience not only ~~with~~ theory but also practical examples. In fourth year, I had a chance to practice at a bank. ~~This bank is very famous in Vietnam.~~ At this time, I tried to do my best to complete my thesis and my works at bank. At the end of practical time, the bank managers asked me to work for them. And at the same time, I was chosen by another bank. And I decided to work for second bank. Although this bank setted up for a short time, I think it is the great chance to work with new environment. After taking more than 2 months, I stopped working because I got a Mekong 1000 project scholarship. With this scholarship, I can study aboard for 2 years. And after that, I will return to Vietnam to work for Cantho authority. With knowledge that I learn, I hope I can not only contribute to development of Cantho City but also in Mekong Delta area.

I can speak English well. At the moment, I spend a lot of time ~~for~~ practicing English. I hope I can communicate with local people fluently when I go to Holland.

I am able to work alone, or part of team. And I like to work with people. I am flexible and opened mind. And if it is needed, I enjoyed organizing different tasks. I like working under pressure. At the second year at university, I thought I had much free time so ~~that~~ I decided to register a diploma in IT. This qualification is published by NIIT India. 2 years later, I finished my course.

I would like to take apart in Master course about Monetary Economics and Financial institution and study aboard. Because it is a excellent opportunity to improve my knowledge and my skills. Besides, studying aboard is a good chance to experience ~~with~~ a new environment, especially the dynamic environment in Holland.

I hope that the above experience, knowledge and skills make me convenient for filling requirements of your university.

Yours faithfully,

Plz Help me about motivation letter

Anonymous — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 15:58:39 GMT

Hi everybody. My name is Huy and I come from Vietnam.I want to apply to university in Holland. They asked me to write a motivation letter. I don't know how to write it. After spending 2 days, i hope it's ok. My writting skill is bad >.<

Here it is

MOTIVATION LETTER

At university, and even in my high school years, I had a great chances to join many activities which concern about business. Besides, my female cousin has work for one of biggest bank in Vietnam. So that when I was young, i was interested in business. After graduating high school, I decided to study accounting. At the time I studied a university, the business school manager gave their students many opportunities to meet successful business man. This is a wonderful time to experience not only with theory but also practical examples. In fourth year, I had a chance to practice at a bank. This bank is very famous in Vietnam. At this time, I tried to do my best to complete my thesis and my works at bank. At the end of practical time, the bank managers asked me to work for them. And at the same time, I was chosen by another bank. And I decided to work for second bank. Although this bank setted up for a short time, I think it is the great chance to work with new environment. After taking more than 2 months, I stopped working because I got a Mekong 1000 project scholarship. With this scholarship, I can study aboard for 2 years. And after that, I will return to Vietnam to work for Cantho authority. With knowledge that I learn, I hope I can not only contribute to development of Cantho City but also in Mekong Delta area.

I can speak English well. At the moment, I spend a lot of time for practicing English. I hope I can communicate with local people fluently when I go to Holland.

I am able to work alone, or part of team. And I like to work with people. I am flexible and opened mind. And if it is needed, I enjoyed organizing different tasks. I like working under pressure. At the second year at university, I thought I had much free time so that I decided to register a diploma in IT. This qualification is published by NIIT India. 2 years later, I finished my course.

I would like to take apart in Master course about Monetary Economics and Financial institution and study aboard. Because it is a excellent opportunity to improve my knowledge and my skills. Besides, studying aboard is a good chance to experience with new environment, especially dynamic environment in Holland

I hope that the above experience, knowledge and skills make me convenient for filling requirements of your university.

Yours faithfully

Re: motivation letter concerning internship

Mister Micawber — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 13:38:17 GMT

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Beware the dangers of verbosity. I am unfamiliar with the phrase 'fair-traded' but presume it is a word familiar to those in the import-export business..

I am writing about the possibility of obtaining work experience within the ***. Currently, I am studying International Business Administration and International Development. I will begin my diploma thesis for my economic studies next semester and complete the first part of my studies of International Development at the end of this semester. At university, I have gained insight into business affairs and questions of development and gained a clearer understanding of the complex interrelations of globalisation and its consequences.

I am proficient in Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook and the two operating systems, Windows and Linux. I speak English fluently and have also mastered French and Russian.

I can offer considerable relevant work experience. In July 2006, I completed an internship at *** (an organisation for fair-traded carpets) and helped hold the ** event. I also updated their internal database. In August 2007, I volunteered at *** (an organisation for counselling, education and support for migrant women), where I did office work and vocational counselling of some clients. Please find enclosed the two letters of recommendation.

As studies of International Development concentrate on scientific research and practice, I can be a great support for your team. An internship would provide me with the ideal opportunity to enhance my knowledge in the field of development cooperation and may even provide me with a thesis topic for my diploma.

I enclose my CV, which provides further personal details. If you have any questions, please contact me by phone or email. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Yours sincerely,

motivation letter concerning internship

Anonymous — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 12:48:12 GMT

Could you please check my motivation letter. Thank you very much!

I am writing with reference to the possibility of obtaining work experience within the ***. Currently, I am studying International Business Administration and International Development. I will start to write my diploma thesis relating to my economic studies next semester and complete the first part of my studies of International Development at the end of this semester. During my time at university I gained a great theoretical and practical insight into both, business affaires and questions of development. I evolved a clearer understanding of the complex interrelations of globalisation and the different consequences worldwide.

I am fully proficient in modern communication media such as Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook and the two operating systems Windows and Linux. I speak English fluently and I also master two other languages: French and Russian.

As you can see from my CV, I can offer a considerable amount of relevant work experience. In July 2006 I completed an internship at *** (an organisation for fair traded carpets) and supported the institution in holding the ** event. Furthermore I updated the internal database. In August 2007 I volunteered at *** (an organisation for counselling, education and support for migrant women) at which I took over office work as well as vocational counselling of some clients. Please find enclosed the two letters of recommendations.

As the studies of International Development are highly concentrated on research work and scientific practice I am confident that I will be a great support for your team. Such an internship would provide me with the ideal opportunity to enhance my knowledge in the field of development cooperation. Probably I will also be given an idea about a subject for my diploma thesis.

Please have a look at my CV which provides further personal details. If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me by phone or email. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely,

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Claire* — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:15:48 GMT

Dear members,

I am a Dutch scholar in my exam year of grammar school. Upcoming Friday I need to have sent in all my application papers for university. I saw the excellent help offered by all of you to correct motivation letters and give advise. I just finished my motivation letter and I would like some comments on it. I am applying for a university which is very selective. It is an international orientated institute and offers broad education (I want to study litarature, political theory, business and maybe some law) It is very intensive studying and I will be living on campus if everything turns out okÃ© and I will be accepted. But... only one out of five scholars get the chance to be accepted. So I can use all help offered by getting the best motivation letter ever. The yellow gaps represent fitting words I did not just come up. (sorry for some Dutch but thats for translation)

One special thing: I find it quite difficult to limit myself to two pages so if you have any advise on what to delete in this text it would be great (it is too long)

My motivation letter:

Dear Sir/Madame,

Hereby I am applying for a place in the liberal arts programme at University College Utrecht for fall 2008, and in this letter I will elaborate on the reasons of my motivation and why I am perfectly fit for the concept.

My name is Claire. I am a sixth form student at the Koningin Wilhelmina College in Culemborg, I will be graduating from grammar school (Dutch: gymnasium) in June 2008.

I must say I like all my subjects and in particular English and Social Studies. I started learning English from a young age and it has always felt like my second language. Sometimes I feel I can express myself better in English than in Dutch, or at least more beautifully.

I enjoyed the fact that my (former) secondary school is rather innovative. In 2006 Bizzgames was introduced; a simulation of a business environment. This is an excellent way of putting management and organisation skills into practice. Consequence was I came in first as a two-person team with a student I did not know. On the one hand working after school did result in less active extracurricular activities, on the other hand I did learn to â¦

I know people see me as an open-minded, ambitious, passionate and hardworking student. Academically I am a critical thinker. I am almost always passionately interested in a subject Travelling is one of my enduring passions. It gives me an indescribable feeling boundlessness.

From my point of view current students are definitely well educated; however we are also quite restrained by the borders of Europe. I think this attitude will no longer serve. We are naturally ignorant of â¦ I, on the contrary, am very driven and interested in breaking through this boundary. From these I want to get good the elements. I am eager to develop. I find it interesting to put economic/political problems into the pillory. I can be quite taken up by thinking of a balanced policy.

Having experienced the concept of liberal arts and science in 2006 my conviction to apply for University College has grown stronger as time passed. The completed Roosevelt Junior Academy days (see enclosed certificate) and the open day visited at University College Utrecht have only served as reinforcements. I am appealed by UCâs curriculum, campus, professors, students, students associations and ambiance. I felt at home immediately with the campus and I felt a connection with the students I spoke to. I want more than offered by general universities. General universities do not strive to exploit ones individual academic abilities and they do not offer academic excellence. I want to be challenged. My future prospects are at the limit of what I want to consider reachable by own means, and no less. This is because I know I will do the best I possibly can and therefore I identify my future with endless possibilities.

In summer 2007 I took an educational travel to Cambridge. I stayed in a host family, for the reason I wanted to experience British living closely. It gave me renewed my energy to focus on what I want to achieve and therefore made me so much stronger and more motivated. For me this was a very special/changing experience. I finished with the intensive English course, specialized in Academic English at Advanced level. My English has improved â¦ in England. My environment had continuingly existed of a very rich diversity of cultures, which I experienced as very inspiring. I think it takes quite some adaptability to get settled in a totally new country and culture, and I think this is a very important talent to posses. I can easily find a way and socialize in unfamiliar surroundings.

In my exam year an opportunity occurred. I was selected for the School of Economics programme. I signed up and I intensely wanted to participate, for several of itâs aspects appealed to me; the academic education, the English language in studying and specialising in one of my most favourable subjects. This rather demanding extracurricular activity I enjoyed fullest, I am convinced studying in English will increase my satisfaction of studying and turning to English education will cause least trouble. I wanted more of my education and this challenged me.

Furthermore I arranged I will not be making a general PWS, but to complete this in a more academic, specialized and scientific way at School of Economics (Utrecht University) in the British language.

I put a lot of energy and satisfaction into the art of debating. When I was fifteen, I joined the students association Utrecht Debating Society. Speaking in public now represents one of my skills. As a scholar I had to catch up the gap between me and the student members. This only stimulated my ability in learning faster. Besides regular debating I am very interested in performing eloquentia en Iâm considering making that one of my extracurricular activities in the future. I have also been a co-judge at the NK debating tournament 2007 in Tilburg. In my leisure time I like to â¦ in the ancient theory of pleading, especially to read the great works of Cicero, Socrates and Plato.

I am already making efforts to make arrangements to go abroad upcoming summer. My aunt and uncle are very active in Africa concerning charity and voluntary activities, with this connection I hope it is possible to obtain a safe and valuable place to analyze and learn about unbalanced political/economical systems, and experience helping people for whom I think I can contribute to transfer knowledge to people unable to get education. There are still two sides of the badge, because I think such an experience enriches me as a human being. I also like to analyze the as it seems bottomless situation.

I have a broad range of interests and I have quite a few requirements fit for a study to my personal wishes. My contribution to University College Utrecht would be valuable, if given the opportunity. One of the reasons I am so passionately firm about studying liberal arts and sciences is the great international orientation. I would be honoured to join/strengthen the Future Leaders Project. The living environment of a large diversity of cultures does seem only tremendously inspiring to me. Considering UCU students make use of â¦ a lot, my debating skills will definitely be an advantage for me and liveliness in class. My active class-participation will be a mentionable contribution. I would also like to be actively involved in several committees at University College Utrecht. In my high school there was no occasion to have been involved in MUN, Model United Nations. Since Iâm aware of the MUN at university level is offered at University College Utrecht Iâm determined to become member of this organisation.

UCU could give me the possibility to fulfil my academic needs, such as Future Leaders Project and an MUN-foundation. It will also shape me exactly fit for my future plans.

I think it is a huge prÃ© for a student ambitioning an academic international carreer to be all-round. UCU is able to offer, in my opinion, optimal âvormingâ. Highly academic skills, an intensive network with motivated people all over the world, an international âblikâ, broad but good knowledge and ability to speak English almost as a native speaker.

During my high school I have personally been through a hard time regarding my domestic situation and I have no doubt this had also restrained me in performing to my fullest academic capability. Especially in de 4^th and 5^th class I was most affected by this, and therefore my exam grades averages started at a lower rank. It took me a while to be able to remain least affected by this negativity with help from a psychologist. I managed to get my grades up with hard work and high grades, but considering my own personal capability this couldâve been a lot more and will be at University College Utrecht. I think it did make me a lot stronger as an individual. In my opinion a human must strive to take advantage of every event.

Enclosed you will find a form of recommendation from Dr. Verbraak and Dr. Filius. Mr Verbraak is my teacher of management and organisation. Mr. Verbraak knows me well as a student and as an individual. Mr Filius has been my mentor in the sixth class and has been most aware of my personal circumstances. Mr Visschers has been my English teacher for several years and is well aware of my English level of proficiency, enclosed you find his comments on this matter.

Finally, I consider myself a suitable candidate for this program. In my time at KWC I have really showed my motivation, both academically and socially. I hope that I have convinced you of my motivation and that you will grant me this opportunity.

Yours faithfully,
Claire Wientjes

Please help me correct my motivation letter for a exchange program.Thanks!!

Sophie1985 — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 03:29:51 GMT

Heey,

I just finish my motivation letter for a exchange program to go study abroad after a lot of adjustments. Could somebody please help me correct this letter?

Thank you very much in advance ,

Sophie

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Concerning: application for the Master Exchange Programme autumn semester 2007

Place, date

Dear Ms. ***,

I am writing to apply for the Master Exchange Programme with specialisation *** at the *** for the upcoming autumn semester.

Since 2004 I am studying Economics at the ***. At the end this academic year (July) I will graduate for my Bachelor degree in Economics with major Financial Economics. After my Bachelor degree I would like to pursue my education by studying for my Master degree in Financial Economics.

During this Master I would like to study for a couple months abroad because that has been always one of my wishes. My main motivations to go studying abroad are that I would like to meet new people and other cultures, learn another language and experience another educational system. I think also that studying and living in a foreign country encourages initiative, independence and responsibility.

Why Iâve chosen Norway as my preferred destination, is that I would love to find out more about the Norwegian culture and society. Years ago I have be on holiday to Scandinavia. I have also visited Norway and was impressed by its beautiful nature, nice people and lifestyle. I would love to go back and revive this experience for a much longer time.

Another reason for choosing Norway is that (most of) the Master programmes that are offered are in English so that it will be possible for me to follow lectures and take part in discussions with other students. I am certain that my English will improve drastic because of that and I will overcome my shame to speak English. This will benefit me greatly in persecution of my Master program since the Master Financial Economics at the *** is also in English.

When I decided at which university I would like to study, the *** was my first choice. This university has great facilities for international students, like the student campus and the buddy system, and has also a strong international focus.

I was also impressed by the way the classes will be taught. There will be demanded a lot of active contributions from the students in form of presentations, discussion groups and projects. Because of this, my presentation and debating skills will improve much and this will come very helpful in the rest of my (academic) career.

Another reason is that Master Financial Economics is taught at ***. In the academic programme of this master there are a lot of courses that I like and that I also can introduce into my curriculum of the master Financial Economics at the *** as an elective course.

I hope that I will be accepted as an applicant in the academic year 2007/2008. I am confident that I am qualified and prepared to meet all requirements of the application.

Yours sincerely,

Sophie ***

Re: Motivation Letter..

Mizu — Sat, 30 Dec 2006 09:23:39 GMT

Okay i added some stuff:

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Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to apply for The Hague University of European Studies course at The Hague University.

I graduated class of 2005 (2000-2004) Degree: High School Diploma. Although my transcript shows otherwise, I was very good in many subjects including: English, History, and Art. I am very skilful at studying languages; I speak English and Vietnamese fluently, as well as a fair amount of Japanese. I was part of school clubs such as Excel, which taught us leadership and to help with the community. I have previous experiences performing presentations through out my high school years. I also had an Economics class during my last years, which discussed about markets and the economy in the United States.

I have completely read your entire website and I am interested from the teaching qualifications, suitable and perfect programs, international degree and the international study environment.

I have always had difficulties picking an education or a job. I did not know my interests until I read about this education. It really caught my attention with the languages you must learn. I am looking forward to learning Dutch and French, German, or Spanish as well. I have already taken the liberty of teaching myself Dutch in advance in order to be more prepared for my stay in The Netherlands. I am planning to work and build a future there in the Netherlands, and this opportunity will help me achieve that.

Aside from the other facts I mentioned, the languages and specialization fields will help my future job because HEBO offers the best of what others do not, quickly, easily for my education. I already know a few people that are following the HEBO course in The Hague University and I read all about the education. HEBO can give me a variety of ideas, ways for my education to become better, and the way I shall be living for the rest of my life time.

To choose the right University for my academic studies, I have already looked into a few Universities in the The Netherlands: --- and the --- University in Rotterdam. They are both god Universities but none of them provide the facilitations I am looking for. I have spoken Mrs. Carole Meders, who guided me in my academic planning. After having known about the course structure, special fields, and gaining course of my own research, I am positive that The Hague University would be the top University for me to continue my studies.

Thank you for considering my application and I am looking forward to your positive reply.

Sincerely,

---

motivation letter

Flogger — Sun, 26 Nov 2006 22:44:49 GMT

Please, can someone check my motivation letter, I really need help!

Thanks

Dear Sir or Madam

I have always been interested in engineering, especially in aerospace ingeneering, which I have been obsessed since I was born. As a little child, I wanted to learn how airplanes fly, and when I enrolled Mechanical Engineering (course Ingeneering Modelling and Computational Simulations) on Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture in *****, I've got a chance to learn it.

Among the subjects I am specially interested in aerodynamics and fluid mehanics, because study something difficult like that is real challenge for me. Although aerodynamics and fluid mehanics are my main intererests, I'm also good at engineering mehanics-dynamics and strenght of materials, and I'm demonstrator on Department for Engineering Mehanics and Strenght of Materials. Last academic year I was also demonstrator from Computational Mathematics. I am also member of Euroavia-European Association of Aerospace Students, because I want to meet new people and aquire new experiences. I speak english very good and I've been learning German for few years.

After I finish my studies I would like to employ in European aerospace industry, providing posibillity of further education and this internship would be great opportunity for me to fill the gaps between theory and practice, and of course to improve my knowledge in German language.

I think that nowaday engineer should not be restricted to only one sphere ,but he must have universal knowledges and be adaptable if he want compete in ever stronger competition, so if you are looking for a young and creative person who is seeking new challenges and is willing to contribute to your companyâs success, I would like to encourage you to consider my application.

Yours faithfully

Please correct my motivation letter!

Anonymous — Sun, 11 Jun 2006 22:24:16 GMT

Hello!

I need this letter of motivation for the university I want to go to. These following points needed to be in it according to the university:

Why I want to go to that university
Which fields of study I'm most interested in and why
Which work experience I have and what kind of social activities I've done
Which are my interests regard(less) my current education
Circumstances which might had influences my results

My English (especially my grammar) sucks and I really hope you could help me. I'm not sure about the parts I underlined and the parts which are italic I might want to scrap because it's not very 'focused'. I have no clue if it is bad or good, it can be 1 A4 paper long and it is right now. Are there things I've left or have overdone? Should I skip some parts like that part about my grandmother? Are there bad sentences? This university is really important to me so this letter has to be the best ever!

Dear Mr./Mrs. ***

I am applying for entrance in Fall 2007 for the University College Utrecht. I was born in a small village in North Holland just in the polder. Iâm applying to UCU because I believe that today many studies are concentrating to learn you as much as possible about one thing, but I think that you can not accurately use that knowledge if you can not see the greater perspective which surrounds it. Taking this in consideration with the globalisation nowadays the choice for UCU wasnât hard to make. In an international environment a wide range of subjects is given while also your knowledge depths. Iâm very ambitious and curious and I always try to get the best out of me, I think UCU is the best way for me to achieve all the goals I have. Because the courses are intensive and given to small groups I think I could achieve most of it.

Since I was a little girl I always loved to research things, when I heard something I always wanted to know why and how that happened. That curiosity I still have. When I heard from my grandmother that her favourite grandmother was killed in the WOII in the concentration camps because she helped Jews I just had to find out what happened to her, since no one knew that till that time. I started searching and calling to the NIOD and one day I found out. My grandmother was so happy to know what happened exactly and in which camps she had been, she finally could give it a place. A very far niece from me wrote a book about it and Iâm still very proud of this far relative. For this reasons I would love to have a career as a researcher (especially in the field of history, because there are still so many secrets to be discovered, and understanding history means more understanding for the world we live in today). On the other hand I never could stand injustice. I danced in The Russian State Circus for a while and hearing the people from Belarus talk about the horrible things that happened in their country made me sick. I want to help the people who are disadvantaged and thatâs why I would also love to do developing work for a non-profit organisation or to concentrate on human law. For that reasons the humanities and social science departments are really appealing to me.

My interests regard my current education are for that reason history, languages, art history, economy and geography. Because the human species are really interesting me, the systems and structures they develop like economies and societies, I love these subjects most. Iâm very interested in creativity and arts. Iâve danced since I was a very young girl all kinds of styles. The lessons I had about 5 days a week taught me discipline, perseverance and a creative way to express myself. I also participated in the musical Peter Pan, working together towards a good result really boosted my self-esteem. I even once performed in the Royal Theater CarrÃ© in Amsterdam, the feeling the stage and the applause gives you is very satisfying and dance is really a passion I will never lose.

I can contribute a lot to the academic and social environment of UCU. At school I was always very participating, for example I leaded the âAnti-bully-committeeâ, Iâve set up a students council and joined it and I joint the schoolâs debate team. I also joined an exchange program with Greece, Spain and Italy with 7 young people from each country. I learned a lot because we had to organise everything ourselves, I also learned how to communicate more effectively with people who donât speak English. My organisation skills were really put on the test, when the weather didnât work along or suddenly things changed. I also volunteered in a summer camp for children, organising games with a minimum of materials was a great challenge we took almost everyday with a team of young people.

After UCU I want to get my Master degree abroad because I also have the desire to work abroad after I graduated, which study and country will be a choice I wonât make to hasty. An international career in human law, research or non-profit organisations are a few I consider.

Summarising Iâm an ambitious and curious girl who would love to go to UCU because of my goals and interests (international and interdisciplinary) and the profits this university could provide me. There is no other university who could provide me all of that, on the other hand Iâm a very participating and active girl. I love to get involved with arts and everything that happens on campus. I hope to here from you soon and to be invited for an interview.

Yours sincerely,

Jazzzz

On forehand thanks for helping me out! I don't know how to register but I'll try later so I'm not an anonymous anymore

Thanks!

Jazz

Please correct my motivation letter to cambdrge college.

Anonymous — Tue, 23 May 2006 18:11:00 GMT

Hi there! I am writing a motivation letter to college, for course where 1 year you learn english as a foreign language and some subjects for choice; second year is foundation for university. I am interesting in program like Performing arts, music, media. So, here is my letter :

Dear Sir or Madam,

Alexander Block once said: "And eternal fight! Peace we see only in dreams". I came to know if I set cleasr goals and work hard, I could envision my future and direct the path of my life. I have envisaged several tasks for my future and attending Cambridge RC is one of them.

Now, why do I want to study in Cambridge? I have travelled to many countries, but of all places I have been in though, my memories in England remain the fondest. The greate choice in shopping, every weekend football matches, the small roads, the overwhelming cafes at every street corner, the magnificent and always green parks, friendly and intellegent people, their culture, nice weather, and even hand squirrels, who are happy to see you with some nuts; I miss it so much..

What about me, I can honestly say I am very creative and unique person, I try everything that helps me in my future. I have graduated model school and sometimes I am working in Latvia as a model. Also, from my chilhood days I always have visited dance schools or courses. I really like to perform and it satisfies me. At this moment I have vocal lessons and english courses. It is important for me to speak english as on my native language.

Courses like Performing arts, music, media and english is something I have wanted to do for a very long time; I am confident that CRC is the best college for shaping my future the way I imagine. I have chosen the CRC not only because England is my favourite country, but also because your eminent college has exactly the program I am looking for. After graduating your college I am going to apply to university on Performing arts program.

I am very confident about my decision to pursue Performing arts and english, and I feel I will be able to excel in this field. I am determined to become an exceptional candidate for a career in this field by the time I finish my studies. I believe that CRC is the ideal college for me and that I am just the right pupil for it.

I look forward to hearing from you soon,

Yours truly,

Svetlana Zhukova

P.S. i'm thinking maybe in the begining instead Block to write : Pearl. S.Buck once said: "the secret of joy in work is contained in one word - excellence. To know how to do something well i to enjoy it"... Or something other.. i don't know..

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