Recommendation
Dear friend, I am submitting a recommendation letter for one of my students who is changing her major from(polymer engineering to bioengineering) for P.h.D.
My question is: What does this question mean? please rank the knowledge of the applicant in subject of proposed area: which one? her knowledge of polymer? or her knowledge of bioengineering?
Thank you so much
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teacherpolymeren please rank the knowledge of the applicant in subject of proposed area: I assume that "proposed area" means the subject that the PhD will be in. So if the student is applying for a program in biomedical engineering, that would be their knowledge in medicine, human physiology and the applicable engineering science. D .
- teacherpolymeren please rank the knowledge of the applicant in subject of proposed area: I assume that "proposed area" means the subject that the PhD will be in.
- So if the student is applying for a program in biomedical engineering, that would be their knowledge in medicine, human physiology and the applicable engineering science.
- D .
- is an abbreviation for d octor of Ph ilosophy.
- There is no word beginning with "H".
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teacherpolymerenplease rank the knowledge of the applicant in subject of proposed area:
I assume that "proposed area" means the subject that the PhD will be in. So if the student is applying for a program in biomedical engineering, that would be their knowledge in medicine, human physiology and the applicable engineering science.
By the way,
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'Proposed' means 'the plan for the future'. So, if the student is moving from polymers to bio-engineering, then their knowledge in the proposed subject is their knowledge of bio-engineering
Hope this helps
Dave
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