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Miami University Personal Statement

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I feel that I have received an excellent preparation from this bachelor’s program to complete all the requirements for the master’s degree at the Miami University. I am of the strong conviction that my diverse background and my outstanding academic background and work ethic would be beneficial to your program, and with the guidance of your excellent faculty, I would be able to cultivate my research skills. I think this graduate program at the Miami University can help me pursue areas of study relevant to my career goal and interest. I am sure that, further academic exposure at your University would provide me with rich learning experience and the chance to develop skills and expertise, and I would have an exclusive competency to succeed

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