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出国签证学习计划 Study Plan Dear Visa Officer: It’s my great honor that I’ve been admitted to the University of Toronto in the program of Social Science as a transfer student. (Although the offer letter didn’t mention the specific major, an email that sent from U of T later made sure of the program. The copy version of the email is enclosed with the Study Plan.) The program will begin on September 13th, 2010. And U of T marked me as “year:3” student. A brief introduction of my background and my choice of sociology My name is Yingchu Mao, born on June 1st, 1989, in Hangzhou, China. Currently, I am a sophomore of Wuhan University，majoring in Editing and Publishing Science. Last semester, I’ve got a chance to attend the AIESEC (one of the largest students’ organization around the world) Youth Leadership Conference in Wuhan. The conference focused on Non-governmental Organization topic with several excellent speeches made by Julie, Wei Zhang and Cong Du who worked in Wall Street for more than 10 years before he quitted and devoted himself to NGO-the Chiheng Foundation have left me a deep impression and arouse my intense interest on NGO. What?s more, I happened to have applied for an internship in Xiaoshan Nanshi Community Center last summer vacation. And I found out that successfully running a NGO is everything but simple. You should be well equipped with a strong knowledge background in social science. I feel I?ve got that passion to study this issue. Meanwhile, I was attending a sociology-related course which I found social science a magical field using a variety of unique methods and skills exploring individual and collective ways of thinking, feeling and acting. Since going abroad to study the advanced knowledge is what I always have in mind, I started to browse some famous universities? websites and finally made a decision to abandon the major I?m not interested and to transfer to Canada given Chinese social science is still in the beginning stage and many theories