new word 23 July 20

cannot be taken lightly.
dreadful experience
it is supposed to be a mutual beneficial affair..
it is a step that is being put aside in the process

mo letter

genuine reasons behind my decision to apply

-perfect candidate
-show genuinely want to be there and are excited about what they do
-the intent should be my driving motivation


3 structures
intro
body
conclusion

I am writing to express my interest in the bachelor program in the Department of at bla bla University, as it has always been my age-long ambition to become a

a keen interest in the interaction between individuals and their environment and I found this very intriguing and exciting,

a keen interest in the interaction between individuals and their environment and I found this very intriguing and exciting,

I would like to deep-dive 


I would pick a sleepless night conducting research instead of a night out anytime. I spend most of my mornings reading the last edition of the Journal of Marketing. I have worked on three separate research studies during my time at Colorado University.


Achieving a Magna Cum Laude required a lot of hard work and dedication, but education has been my biggest passion in life, so there was more joy than pain in the process



The institution that we are applying to needs to know who we are, what our interests are, and how we could benefit them.

A motivation letter for exchange program should consist of:

·      Your name and personal information

·      The name of the addressee (if you are familiar with it. If not, simply use an appropriate pronoun)

·      The content, which should be divided in three parts:

o   Introduction, which includes your purpose of writing. Don’t forget to make this part interesting by using an attention grabber or a hook.

o   Body, which includes your professional competences, such as your experiences, and your personal motivation.

o   Conclusion, which summarizes your intention of writing and closes your pitch.

·      Regards and signature