美国教授对于套磁信的看法与建议.doc

美国教授对于套磁信的看法与建议 发表日期: 2009-09-09 13:47 收藏 阅读(25) 回复(1) An open email to a prospective graduate student and to the dozens of other such students that contact me, and hundreds of other faculty members every semester, seeking help with their admission or financial aid. 68/ ,DLY ?|z*y=NQ ?On 1/30/06, *******wrote: HK(6Fr% ? I am **** ****, a prospective student from ****. I am F:,lQa ?seeking admission for Fall 2007. I apologize if I am R1iw#_#Q9 ?putting forward a wrong question! WtDr2v ?odoL$%bZ ?A gist of my background is; I am a graduate of... SX~F: ? ``Q pC:2 ?Dear **** ****, q;NW#6v ??? You need to direct your inquiry through the proper graduate admissions procedure listed at .? Please be assured that if you send all your materials through that channel, they will most definitely be routed to the faculty member best able to help you with your admission interest. DW;)oRo ?
ruTe ?As for me, I have no role in graduate admissions or in the graduate program at all.? My appointment focuses 100% on undergraduate activities. f,}? V { ?Furthermore, it may be helpful for you to know that uFA]U6A{ ? even if I were involved in graduate admissions, and even though your inquiry is worded very politely and sincerely, and even though you appear to be a very capable and qualified applicant, you would probably be wasting your time. Qk?.92Q@ ?The fact is, many graduate faculty members (not just at Delaware, but at other Universities as well) consider emails such as yours to be an annoying form of undesirable spam that is unlikely to help your chances of admission.???Most likely is that your email will have no effect whatsoever.? It could even hurt your chances. 8-iJ\8 ?09;
{8`r ?If someone is encouraging you to send such emails, you are getting bad advice. Clearly, someone must be, because faculty members get dozens of such emails each week and most are routinely deleted. y_cD,Iy ?8  ;sebZy ?Im sorry to be so hard on you. I know