Examples of Email to a Professor.

We discussed why you need to write an email to a Professor in your field and some guidelines. Kindly check my previous tweets if you missed it.

Now, I will post two examples of emails from the mentorship group hosted by @AdeleyeSamuelA and I
..(some contents are altered for privacy). Your job is to tell me which email is better and why?

If you can correctly do this, it means you have been following my post long enough and can send emails comfortably.

Let's get started...
First Email:

Subject: Msc Research in Geophysics

Dear Prof., XYZ,

(Paragraph 1)

I am Ngozi Dada, I hold a Bsc in Applied Geophysics in Nigeria. During my undergraduate studies, I had the privilege of carrying out a basin analysis and petroleum evaluation of an oil field..
..in France.

(Paragraph 2)

I encountered your papers on reservoir characterization and petroleum geophysics and I found them to be very resourceful. They were categorical in literature reviews and quantitative formulations.
(Paragraph 3)
Prof, I desire to be your student for Msc research to become a valuable asset in the global energy demand and academic advancement in my country.

Many thanks for your time.

Yours sincerely,
Ngozi Dada.
Second Email:

Subject: Prospectve Masters Student: Fall 2020

Dear Prof., XYZ,

(Paragraph 1)

I am Jasmine Folorunsho, a medical graduate of the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. My undergraduate project on ''Title of the project'' exposed me to some level of
research in epidemiology. I am seeking your supervision as a graduate student of the Masters in xxx for the Fall 2020 program.

(Paragraph 2)

I was captivated by your most cited work on Google scholar ( ''Title of the paper'' -2015) and I admire the level of scrutiny done to
select the data sources used, the details on its limitations and the prospective cumulative effect on health policies to address obesity in Canada. I would like to know if any study was done to compare the prevalence of obesity in 2019 as predicted in your study.
I also went through one of your most recent studies - ''Title of the paper-2018'' and I think the participants considered the number of cardiovascular comorbidities and impact on daily activities as the most important
factors in prioritizing for surgery because of their level of awareness about them and the direct effect these have on daily life.
(Paragraph 3)

I would like to know if you are accepting MSc students for the Fall 2021 term. Please my CV has been attached. I look forward to hearing from you. I can also call you via skype to further discuss if you don't mind.

Yours Sincerely,
Jasmine Folrunsho
Question: If you are the Supervisor, who will you accept? Ngozi or Jasmine?

Why?

RT and tag your friends.

Next time, we will discuss why supervisors don't respond and how to follow up emails.

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Feb 22
To-do Lists for Anyone Interested in Scholarships.

1. Get Int'l passport

2. Write TOEFL/GRE/IELTS

3. Talk to your past lecturers about recommendation letters (This is usually the hardest)

4. Get your undergraduate transcript from your school.
5. Look for schools that offer your course (Check pinned tweet 10)

6. Write Academic CV

7. Send emails to Professors (Check pinned tweets 5-8)

8. If you have HND or 2 2, do WES evaluation (Check pinned tweet 16)
9. Write SOP/Motivation letter, etc ( Watch: and subscribe)

10. Apply to as many public scholarships as possible.

11. Make sure you secure a supervisor before you apply to that school or be sure you meet all admission requirements.
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Feb 14
WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER AUSTRALIA FOR STUDY?

Before I talk about Admission and Scholarship in Australia, let me prepare your mind by telling you why Australia is a very nice place to consider.

RT and Tag your friends here now while you grab a cup of coffee😍:
1. As a masters student, you can work for 20hrs per week, and as a PhD student, you can work for unlimited hours. Also, your spouse can work full time.

2. Stipend for masters and PhD is around 28,000 AUD per year, which can take care of your needs as a family, coupled with your
extra work. This money is paid fortnightly in your account. Meaning that you get alert every 2 weeks😍😎.

3. Australia has different scholarship route which includes:

a. Research Training Program- For Msc and PhD(dese.gov.au/research-block…)
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If you are just following me, kindly note that majority of people who get scholarships Do it Themselves by reading my pinned tweets, following my tweets, and watching my videos: bit.ly/Oludeewon.

However, we also have PAID services at japaconsults.com
for those who are busy or need close attention/monitoring and can afford it.

We use our expertise to guide and help people secure Admission and/or scholarships.

Our services include:

1. Admission/Scholarship consultation
2. Document (s) Review/Standardization
3. Funding Consultation
4. Comprehensive guide
5. WhatsApp Premium Class.

So, what you need to do is to visit japaconsults.com, request any of these services.

You will get a response with the details of the package.

Once you pay, we can get started.
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Feb 8
If you have Admission WITHOUT funding, gather here, let me tell you how to go about it.

RT and tag your friends; digest this important info.

Let's go:
FACTS:

1. You can get admission for sure if you meet the minimum qualifications. However, scholarship decisions will be based on the available budget.

Departments/Schools may have some assigned budgets for a particular semester. So, you will be competing with many other people
who have been given admission already. Hence, the scholarship may not get to you.

2. This means that you have to either source for the money, get to the school, and hustle, or look for agencies that can give you grants. You and I know that this is very tedious.
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Feb 4
How to get Fully-Funded Scholarship(s).

1. Go to University pages in different countries of the world, look for your course, and email professors in your field. (This is the best and most efficient).

Everything you need to achieve this is described in my pinned tweets 1-10.
2. Look for Government-funded Scholarships in different countries of the world. Check their criteria, and apply.

I have explained how to get fully-funded scholarships in Sweden, Germany, France, UAE, Australia, Poland, Norway, Japan,etc. Check my pinned tweets again.
Note that this method is more competitive because it is already public.

3. Look for advertised Positions by Lecturers or Departments: Sometimes, lecturers advertise scholarship positions in their labs. We usually post many of this on this street. Send emails to the lecturers
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To-do Lists for Anyone Interested in Scholarships.

1. Get Int'l passport

2. Write TOEFL/GRE/IELTS

3. Talk to your past lecturers about recommendation letters (This is usually the hardest)

4. Get your undergraduate transcript from your school.
5. Look for schools that offer your course (Check pinned tweet 10)

6. Write Academic CV

7. Send emails to Professors (Check pinned tweets 5-8)

8. If you have HND or 2 2, do WES evaluation (Check pinned tweet 16)
9. Write SOP/Motivation letter, etc ( Watch: and subscribe)

10. Apply to as many public scholarships as possible.

11. Make sure you secure a supervisor before you apply to that school or be sure you meet all admission requirements.
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