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标  题: Should I Contact Professors When Applying Ph.D.? <br>
发信站: 飘渺水云间 (Fri Jan  5 21:37:15 2001), 转信 <br>
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Replied by Jennifer S. on 11.01.99 <br>
If you want to work with a specific professor as your Ph.D. advisor, you sho <br>
uld definitely contact that person. He or she could be a very valuable ally <br>
to you in the formal application process -- by giving you application tips, <br>
advice and putting in a good work for you to the committee that decides. Of, <br>
 if he or she thinks you might be better suited to a Ph.D. program elsewhere <br>
, the professor could help you with that. Either way, it's definitely good t <br>
o let real individuals (as opposed to anonymous application committees) know <br>
 you and your goals. <br>
Replied by diver on 11.01.99 <br>
But if I do not know any individuals, should I just look through the website <br>
, and try to find a professor, then E-mail him to introduce myself?? <br>
Replied by Grassever on 11.02.99 <br>
How can you be attractive in the heart of a professor? You must be perseveri <br>
ng and pray for good luck. <br>
I think the first step is to choose a target. I was told that it was better <br>
to contact the professors and associate professors. So in each university, y <br>
ou select one faulty whose research field matches your interest by looking t <br>
hrough their home pages. <br>

Then send e-mail to introduce yourself. Don't be too specific about your int <br>
erest. Otherwise this professor cannot recommend you to another one, in case <br>
 himself doesn't accept you. If you have enough fortune, you will catch a pr <br>
ofessor's eyes in this way. But I know that some professors let their studen <br>
ts read this kind of e-mail, therefore, mailing letters or post cards direct <br>
ly to your target is also applicable, which seems more sincere. <br>
Anyway, there is so many things undetermined in the application process. Try <br>
 to think out unique strategies as much as possible. Maybe one method makes <br>
you be outstanding. <br>
Replied by Jennifer S. on 11.11.99 <br>
You can look for suitable professors in two ways: <br>
1. look at school's websites to learn about faculty and their interests. <br>
2. Go to a very good bookstore that carries American ACADEMIC (very importan <br>
t!) books and look for English-language scholarly books on your subject. The <br>
n use these to see WHO is writing, researching and publishing in your field <br>
of interest. If books have been published recently, they often identify wher <br>
e the scholars who wrote them currently teach. If English bookstores are not <br>
 available to you could easily search this online at Amazon.com or at Americ <br>
an university presses websites. Some very good academic publishers to search <br>
 online are: The University of Chicago Press; Yale University Press; Princet <br>
on University Press; Harvard University Press, University of California Pres <br>
s; Duke University Press. <br>

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