[求助]急求教授信件的回复

watershadow

I'm resending a message that I sent a few days ago.  Your server seems to be down, so the message finally came back to me "undelivered."


Thanks very much for your interest.  If you are accepted to our graduate
program, please get back in touch with me.  At the moment, there is nothing
that we can do but wait to see what happens.  I am not on the admissions
committee and I won't be able to influence them.  Good luck!

这样的信件要不要回呢？

应该怎么回呢？

小女子先谢谢各位了．

snowfield

S(he) seems to be nice. I think you'd better express your appreciation and then wait to see the decision. I don't think it a good idea to say more at present.

judydongxueni

nice pro

不过既然不在委员会里表示你对她回信的感谢就好了.然后表达和她读书的意愿.我的陶瓷信啊.....!

calebxu

I have a second thought.

It's a neutral reply.  I don't know what you wrote to him/her, but it seems that your first email did not interest him/her.  If he/she was interested in your first email and your background, he/she would ask about your research interest and talk to the admissions committee about you even though he/she was not on it.

It's very important to keep your first email short and concise.  Perhaps raising some questions derived from reading his/her papers will be a good idea.  I, however, agree with snowfield at this point.  Since he/she has replied neutrally, you should better keep silent and wait for the admissions decision now. 

h635635

My professor suggested me that I should be careful in contacting with those professors. Sometimes, it is not wise at this moment to keep talking to professor who did not show interests on you. And how can a professor be especially fond of you? Think again. It is business school, not the chem/biology program which requires many students.

kellylau

is it good to contact professors at the moment?
I felt that 'taoci' always brings rejection letter

snowfield

I haven't contacted any other professor at present except one she said I could visit or call her. My concern is that it may be utilitarian to contact at present. Of course, one may benefit from communication if he/she have a good reason to do so and can impress intended professors some way. Otherwise, what's the benefit for it?

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