下面給大家提供的是美國(guó)教授對(duì)學(xué)生寫的套磁信的評(píng)價(jià)，首先給大家介紹的是一封糟糕的套磁信，教授直接把這封套磁信刪除了。和出國(guó)留學(xué)網(wǎng)小編一起來看看教授眼里糟糕的套磁信是這樣的。
作者: Sanjoy Das, Assistant Professor, Kansas StateUniversity
Ph.D. 1994, Louisiana State University.
Evolutionary algorithms, neural networks,artificial intelligence, discrete optimization.
International applicants seeking assistantship/admission: please do not send me emails blindly without reading this
Every day I receive emails from international candidates for information,for advice, and especially requesting financial assistance. Unfortunately, I delete most of them without even reading them carefully. I get so many mirrelevant emails that cannot reply to each. Extremely rarely has one caught my attention. Please do not send me emails without reading this first. I am only interested in corresponding to candidates who are exceptional, and have a strong interest and experience in my immediate area of specialization, and I highly prefer ones with a Master&aposs degree.
糟糕的套磁信Unwanted email
Respected sir,
I am very interested in going to the US for higher studies. I am seeking admission and financial assistance in your esteemed University.
I am very interested in artificial intelligence and computer architecture. I have programming experience in C++, C and java. I am also familiar with several software packages in the Windows environment (MS Word, Excel V+ CSpreadsheet etc.). I also have networking certification from NOVELL. My GRE score is 2050, and I got 99 percentile in the TOEFL exam.
I request you to spare a few moments from your precious time to go through my attached resume.Sir - if you are kind enough to offer me assistantship, I promise to work very hard for you. I have a very good academic record since primary school. Alternately, can you tell me what are my chances of getting assistantship from your department?
Can you kindly inform me about the last dates for Summer term 2002 before which I can apply?
Thank you for your valuable time,
Yours obediently
美國(guó)教授對(duì)這封糟糕套磁信的評(píng)價(jià)：
My comments: I simply delete these emails, which I consider garbage . The person seems to be too obsequious and flattering. In the emails that I do read (occasionally), I do a first scan for keywords like "precious", "respected" etc. deleting the email if I find one. Obviously the person is not professional enough. The person is interested in artificial intelligence and computer architecture - these are quite unrelated areas, making me think that he is trying to cover as many professors as possible to get aid from any possible source. Besides, he does not have anything in support of his claim (about his interest in artificial intelligence). He emphasizes on his software skills, making me think that his goal is to get a programming job in the US and higher studies is only to allow him access to the US job market. His GRE scores are OK, but not exceptional. He asks me to tell him what his chances of getting an assistantship are, elsewhere in the department. I have absolutely no way of finding that out, and even if I knew, I would not bother to reply back. He also asks me to give him information about summer deadlines. How am I supposed to know that?
I would typically expect that this information should be available fromthe University web site, or from the grad school, but my guess is as good
Finally, this letter is too generic . He probably uses exactly thesame format for hundreds of email letters to various professors throughout the country, leaving no stone uncovered. I receive hundreds of email like this. Regretfully, I cannot answer veryone, and these applications do not interest me at all.
通過上面美國(guó)教授眼中糟糕的套磁信的解讀，相信對(duì)于很多計(jì)劃申請(qǐng)美國(guó)研究生的學(xué)生可以參考上面的信息來提前做好套磁的準(zhǔn)備和規(guī)劃。