jessieach
Sep 7, 2013
Letters / Recommendation letter for a student,Chemical Engineering [2]
I wrote a reference letter for a student, who wants to apply in the UK. What do you think about it?
To Whom It May Concern,
It is my honor to recommend my student XXX to you for her application. I first met her when she took my course of "Engineering Statistics," she is also student representative , so I have had many opportunities to interact with this young girl. Throughout the years of her service, Ms. Chen herself has proven that was a very valuable recruitment. Her carefulness and responsible further made me convinced that I should recommend her as the best candidate for your program.
As a student, XXX demonstrated a love of learning and the level of commitment necessary to succeed in college and beyond. As an educator, I am happy to be able to provide this recommendation for such a deserving student. I have great respect for her and truly believe that she is a deserving candidate that you will be proud to have representing your program.
She sees the connections between her academic experiences, is able to bring knowledge from one area into another. She has experience working with many chemical courses (e.g. Transport Phenomena, Unit Operations, Physical Chemical, Instrumental Analysis, Chemical Process Industries and Process Design) she has been able to integrate various of these courses, as appropriate, to describe physical phenomena observed both in classes and in the laboratory. In addition to having firsthand knowledge of XXX academic commitment, I am also familiar with her educational goals, I believe that her chemical engineering background will help her to think systematically about various situations. Her application has my full support.
I believe that XXX is ready to take this program. She knows enough to be able to think critically about a new problem and to get to the heart of it As an educator who is committed to helping deserving students succeed, I strongly recommended her without reservation for your favorable consideration of her application.
Regards,
I wrote a reference letter for a student, who wants to apply in the UK. What do you think about it?
To Whom It May Concern,
It is my honor to recommend my student XXX to you for her application. I first met her when she took my course of "Engineering Statistics," she is also student representative , so I have had many opportunities to interact with this young girl. Throughout the years of her service, Ms. Chen herself has proven that was a very valuable recruitment. Her carefulness and responsible further made me convinced that I should recommend her as the best candidate for your program.
As a student, XXX demonstrated a love of learning and the level of commitment necessary to succeed in college and beyond. As an educator, I am happy to be able to provide this recommendation for such a deserving student. I have great respect for her and truly believe that she is a deserving candidate that you will be proud to have representing your program.
She sees the connections between her academic experiences, is able to bring knowledge from one area into another. She has experience working with many chemical courses (e.g. Transport Phenomena, Unit Operations, Physical Chemical, Instrumental Analysis, Chemical Process Industries and Process Design) she has been able to integrate various of these courses, as appropriate, to describe physical phenomena observed both in classes and in the laboratory. In addition to having firsthand knowledge of XXX academic commitment, I am also familiar with her educational goals, I believe that her chemical engineering background will help her to think systematically about various situations. Her application has my full support.
I believe that XXX is ready to take this program. She knows enough to be able to think critically about a new problem and to get to the heart of it As an educator who is committed to helping deserving students succeed, I strongly recommended her without reservation for your favorable consideration of her application.
Regards,
