Need Help: A letter to a professor

Start by spelling it Regina. I have no idea what you want, so write up a first draft of the letter and post it here, and we'll help you develop it. Begin with Dear Dr._______.

Hi Mister Micawber ,

Thank you very much for your reply. I am not whether there is an University of Regina, but University of Regena is an university in Saskatchewan, Canada. The following is my draft. I hope you could help me to revise it. Thanks a lot for your time.

Dear Dr. ____

I am Tom, whom just graduated from UBC with a Bachelar of Science degree in Computer Scien

Now let me get this straight: you are a University of British Columbia graduate, but cannot spell Regina, the capital of your neighboring province?

Please do some internet research on the institution that you wish to attend before you start writing letters to it or its staff. Find out the specific names of the program and courses you are interested in. Do not ask the prof

to whom it concerns

i am an undergraduate student who wants to contact a professor who is a friend of my farher's friend's in one of the famous American universities.i do not know how to write a proper letter eo introduce myself and ask for his help.

i would reaalr appreciate if someone could tell me how to do it in a right way.

your honestly

Rita J Jue

I am reposting the following on behalf of Anonymous, whose original post I unfortunately lost:


Dear Dr. ZXC

I am Jessica who graduated from university of xyz in BSC degree in Mathematics and BA degree in Computational Science from University of ABC. I am very interested in Software engineering Master’s program which is provided by your universi

Hello Jessica,

It is unrealistic to expect a professor to commit to being your supervisor if you are not yet a student. If you wish to write to the the professor and ask for an informal assessement of your qualifications for enrollment, you might write it like this:



Dear Dr. ZXC:

I graduated from the University of Xyz with a BSc deg

thanks,yours is best.

I am very interested in the Software Engineering master’s program which is offered by your university.

You should say "The master's program that is offered by your university".

Sorry, Anon-- both which and that serve as restrictive pronouns in English.

Dear editor
I am Saman Rahimi a graduated student in master of political science, so I need your help to write a letter to a professor for applying phd.
I will be interested to hear from you again. thank so very mach for every thing.
best wishes,
Rahimi,