You are an alumnus (alumna) of a Bluegill University, registered in a volunteer program to conduct informal interviews with prospective students. Recently, an entrant has been assigned to you to have an interview. Write a letter to the entrant. In your letter: state your reason for writing briefly describe the interview and inform the entrant of a possibilty to cancel it propose a convenient time for an interview

Hello Alice, My name is Jessica Halley (Bluegill class of 2013), and I am a volunteer conducting alumni interviews for the
University
of Bluegill Admissions Office. You've been registered in the
university
system and I'm writing to set an
interview
with you. The alumni
interview
is a relaxed, informal conversation where you can tell me something about yourself, and I can answer any questions you have about our
university
. The
interview
is optional and if you wish to cancel it, just let me know. Ideally, we should talk sometime in the
next
two weeks. I am usually free during the weekends. Would Saturday, January 10th, 8pm GMT +2 work for you? If not, we can
also
chat the weekend after, January 17th or 18th. It will
also
have to be a remote
interview
. Can we skype? I can
also
call your phone if that's more convenient for you. Looking forward to hearing from you, and thank you for your interest in Bluegill
University
! Best wishes, Janey
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