I'm writing an email to thank you a teacher for what she has helped me in college. Please help me correct the text.

I'm writing an email to thank you a teacher for what she has helped me. Please help me correct the text.

Hi Dr. Allen
I am just reaching out to say hi and update my status. I'm still living in Seatle as oppsed to going back to Japan as I was going to due to the pandemic. Regarding graduate schools, I got accepted into A, B and C. I got rejected by A, which is my top choice, so it was a little hard for me to decide what school I should pick, but still, I'm totally happy with the results. So I decided to go to B. They have a fine, medium-sized chemistry department here with some interesting biochemistry projects, so I'm excited to start doing research again and learn something new when the school begins.

Right now I'm home all the time, and just did different things mostly to prepare my graduate school, like reviewing materials or just watching presentations to learn the skills. Then I will have to move to Virginia in June since my current room will expire at that time. Hopefully I will be able to travel safely and the school opens back up in the Fall.

Thanks again for writing me a letter and being my great professor at K College. You are my most favorite professor and I can't thank you enough for everything you have done for me.

Sincerely,

Susan.