Dear Jonathan,
I hope you’re doing great! I’m writing in reply to your
last
letter, and I’m really glad to hear that you’re considering studying in my country. I’d definitely encourage you to go for it—it will be a life-changing experience and will broaden your horizons.
People here are very friendly and welcoming, so it’s easy to break the ice and make new friends. There are plenty of clubs, cultural events, and sports activities that help international students settle in and understand both the local culture and city life. Regarding your concern about choosing a university, I would strongly recommend mine. The courses are well-structured and practical, and both the teachers and support staff are always willing to help students succeed. On top of that, the cost of living is quite reasonable, so you won’t feel too much financial pressure.
Before making a final decision, make sure you check all the application deadlines on the university’s website. You’ll need to prepare the required documents, including a reference letter, to support your enrollment. You can Linking Words
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contact the international office directly—they’re very helpful and can guide you through the process.
I wish you all the best with your plans. Feel free to write back if you need any more help.
Best wishes,
PrashantLinking Words