I write this letter to you today to let you know that I attach great importance to the study opportunity in Georgia Tech, and deeply realize the rarity of such an opportunity offered by this interesting program.

My Gmat report might be unsatisfactory, yet I plan to take it again, and hope I can score over 700 this time and exceed the average enrollment Gmat score line of Georgia Tech. US exams are difficult for Chinese students, but I am determined to challenge myself once and again, to continue to consolidate and master knowledge until I attain my goal.

The significance of entering Georgia Tech is not only to learn more methods abofut financial modeling and option pricing.; Georgia Tech can also offer me various opportunities. TWithr my fough 4r years’ of study inat the University of Georgia, I understand a great dealot about the educational resources and venturing opportunities of Georgia. I wantould love to be a member of the Georgia tTech student committee investment foundation very much and to communicate and learn the basics of investing in the stock market, researching companies, and managing a portfolio with people from all over the world.

I also wanthope to join Georgia Tech’s Start exchange community and even go to VentureLab to take the Gauntlet course to learn how to be a qualified entrepreneur and a company leader. I feel strongly thinkat the opportunity inat Georgia Tech will not only gassive greast hmelp witoh my career in three or four years upon graduation, Georgia Tech’s surrounding courses and learning resources will have a long-term influence on my career planning in 20 and even 30 years to come.

In my undergraduate study, I took basic JAVA programming out of interest instead of credits. In the second level courses, I scored 105 in the final exam of the project- Breakout Game. BeAsid well as that, I took the financial modeling course of Wall Street Prep lInc., an off-campus club, so as to be better prepared for investment banking analyst position in my future career planning,s. I learned the financial modeling of Merge & Acquisition and Leverage Buyout process in this course. I believe my learning ability and my interest in programming can make up for my shortage in programming.

I might not be the 'topuny' among the many applicants, and anyone can replace me to be a member of 2016 QCF program. However, my competitors and I will be replaced by others tomorrow if we cease to advance today. I have admonished myself numerous times that I should not be conceited for what I know and should not be assumptive for my current knowledge base. I should develop in two directions ceaselessly: 1. Go back to the starting point, and explore the nature of development and the reason of changes. 2. Be curious and avid, and share my knowledge with all partners on this knowledge path.

I am convinced that compared with defeating all opponents and standing at an invincible apex, it’s more enjoyable to find revered partners and opponents on this endless knowledge exploration path.