❶ 出国留学自我介绍书怎么写
其实非常简单，
尊敬的大使馆签证官：
一、我叫……，出生年月，哪里人，专现在是哪里的属学生（或已获学历、学位、就职单位）
二、说明出国留学的原因，说明为什么选择该国家
三、本人的学习计划
四、最后说明得到了父母的支持，承诺会好好学习，不违背该国家的法律法规。
最后希望得到签证官的批准，感谢用语
属 名及日期
❷ 有没有什么书籍是讲一个人出国后在国外的生活是怎样的请推荐一本，要以美国生活为主的，谢谢
书的东西，一定是具有偏激性的，不过说真的我也不赞同推荐答案里说的那样。。希望了解美国文化跟渴望体验美国文化是两个概念。
能给你推荐的几本吧，你自己再去看看哪本是适合你看的呃，分别是：
1，《美国这层窗户纸》以纪实的手法，地毯式、近距离详细描写了大众美国人的日常生活、起居饮食、工作环境、交友、人文景观、城市旅游、历史文化、乐闻趣事、法律、税收、公民，美国梦等，多角度，多层面立体展现一个不为外人所知的美国。
2，《走进美利坚》这本也类似。
3，《闯入美国主流》不过是从留学生开始的。
4，《中国人的美国梦》好像是一个北大的教授在新泽西州那边吧，写的。
5，《旅美小事》就是记录一些在美国的真实经历。
6，我并不确定的书名《美国纪事》好像讲的一个华人在美国的三年生活感受吧，什么生活在美国的一千零一夜。忘记了，你再查查吧。
其他的想不起来了呢，想到的再给你说吧。
❸ 出国留学带什么书
去你申请的大学网站看一下...看对口专业都需要完成那些课程,然后去学校online的book store找相应的书...找到专后,在国内找找属中文译版...对刚出来读书会有些用...因为一出来就直接看英文书,一般人都不怎么能适应,而且很多英文版的书都会有中文翻译版本...
还有就是专业字典...一般的字典就不用了(带个文曲星什么的就够了), 专业字典一般就是你学的专业对口的那种,比如学金融的就买金融字典,学经济的就买经济字典...因为很多专业词汇在普通字典里都找不到...
其他的就看你自己了,没事去书店转转看看有什么工具书有用的...国外的书价格都很离谱...所以能买最好在国内买
最后,提醒一下,买书买简装版就好了,越轻越好...不然行李很容易就超重了-.-"
❹ 出国留学个人陈述书怎么写才讨喜
具体情况，具体分析。
要看去哪个国家留学。
还要看申请的是什么学校，什么课程。回
不同的学校，不答同的课程，有不同的要求。
一般来y说，PS主要内容应该如下写作：
1、阐述自己为什么要申请该学校与该专业；
2、阐述自己有什么能力可以学好该专业；
3、毕业后的打算，如职业规划。
❺ 出国留学自我介绍信和学习计划书
你跟谁办的找谁去,他们会给你指导的,用别人的范文万一人家也和你一个学校你们两个都倒霉.容易被拒的/.
❻ 请介绍一本好书,并介绍内容.最好是国外
《简爱》
主要 内容
简爱从令人讨厌的学校毕业,在罗契斯特先生的庄园找了份家教的工作,负责回教育答罗契斯特先生的女儿,在此过程中两人擦出爱的火花,但在两人结婚当天,意外得知罗契斯特先生的前一位夫人并没有死,而是疯了并且正关在庄园里,于是简爱离开庄园,并碰到自己的表哥表妹,正当简爱犹豫是否与表哥一起离开英国做传教士的妻子时,罗契斯特的庄园由于疯妻纵火毁于一旦,他本人也受伤致盲,心灵有所感应的简爱赶回庄园,两人从此幸福的生活在一起.
<格列佛游记 >
主要内容
格列佛于1699年开始第一次旅行，在海上遇到风暴，到了一个叫做利力浦特的国家，那儿的人只有15厘米高。他后来逃走了，回到家乡。可是不久又进行下一次旅行，先是到布罗卜丁奈格，然后是勒皮他和拉格奈格，最后到了更为奇怪的慧驷国…… 作为一个年轻人，格列佛为人类、为他的祖国--英国而自豪。他在这些奇特的国家旅行，与巨人、魔术师和马交谈，开始时他还为他们的异常主张和奇怪看法感到好笑。但是随着时光流逝，他开始困惑，扪心自问："为什么我们人类要进行战争、撒谎、诈骗、互相残杀?难道没有更好的方式生活?"
这两本都不错...电影和书.都是很经典的两部作品.
❼ 出国短期交流的申请书，应该写些什么
（1）姓名：请填写与户口本、身份证相一致的姓名；（2）出生地：请与户口本的出版生地一致，注意出权生地与籍贯的不同；（3）请在表格上留下最容易找到您的联络方式，或者委托人的联络方式，因为出境事宜时效性比较强，一旦不能及时沟通信息，恐耽误您的行程；（4）护照等证件号及与护照相关的内容若在有效期内请认真填写，若无则不用填写；（5）出访国别请按照出访时间的先后顺序详细填写，出访天数要与邀请信相一致，邀请人及单位与邀请信相一致；（6）出国／境类别：请标明与自已出访目的一致选项，若无合适选项可在下面空白处填写具体事宜；（7）费用来源：费用代码说明在表格中间部位的右侧，若无合适选项可直接在空白处用文字说明；（8）请根据邀请信填写出国（境）线路，出境路线应选择经济、合理、安全、近便的路线，无邀请信的城市一般不得报销相关费用（合理的过境除外）；（9）请在申请表中将出访目的详细填写，以便于审核出访的必要性；（10）申请表均需部门或单位外事主管签署意见；（11）在表的下方申请本人需签名。
❽ 怎么写出国留学自我介绍和学习计划书
自我介绍需要写 学习计划书没听说过
❾ 跪求一份出国留学前我自我鉴定书`200字左右朋友们帮帮忙啊``要速度谢谢!!
自我鉴定书？自荐书的全称是自我推荐书吧！
你没说你的专业啊！
这个是一个模板：
Personal Statement
In 1998, when I was 15 years old, I was selected the new editor-in-chief of my high school magazine. Strictly speaking, it was merely a booklet, made up of a few articles composed by the students originally and a little naïve report about the big events in the school. However, that booklet changed my life. The hope and desire to become a real media practitioner began to grow inside my heart from then on.
In 2001, I entered Sun Yat-sen University, one of the top 10 universities in China, and I was recruited by a magazine call Ling Nan Ren (which means people from Ling Nan, the south point of China). I was asked in the interview: “what kind of character, do you think, is essential to make us different from all other student magazines?” My answer was that,“ the name of the magazine indicates a geographic concept. When all other magazines try to be the mouthpiece of university students, we should focus more on the region and the students in it, its own cultural style and the local creation…” Though puerile, it was the first time I stated my concept for a whole magazine out. In 2003, I became the editor-in-chief of Pilgrimage Magazine, which consists of articles in five different languages. It required me to think more globally, as well as maintain the local and original creation. Then I found my interest of study: media and globalization, and the relationship between the global and the local.
I’m also a reporter and editor of the Television Center, Sun Yat-sen University. Last Feb, I went to a Hansen’s disease Village together with Japanese Volunteers, to build a new toilet for the HD sufferers. I recorded down all things happened there with my DV camera and made my first documentary. TV proction has taught me about how to cater to the needs and wants of a more extensive audience, and encouraged me to pay attention to more aspects of the world.
I’m currently majoring in English Language and Literature. Such background will benefit me a lot in my future study and research. Language is not only a language; it’s also a carrier of culture and thoughts. In order to master the language well, I have to understand the culture and history of the western world and pay a lot of attention to cross-culture communications. Though I haven’t an academic background in Media Studies or Journalism, My undergraate programme can provide me with a special perspective and analytic skills to solve the problems in my future study. Language learning also focused a lot on basic skills training, such as writing, intensive reading, literature translation and discourse analysis, which have equipped me for more in-depth studies.
In my undergraate study, I achieved an average score of 86.6% and was awarded the academic excellence scholarship for 3 consecutive years. Apart from the core courses, I’m also interested in History and Gender Studies. The courses I’ve taken and audited, varied from Chinese ancient poetry, contemporary European civilization to Gender Representation, have helped me to mold a more solid method of observation. I’m confident that my impressive academic background, English proficiency and practical intern experiences will all strengthen my potential for further study.
Months ago, I was extremely honored to have a meeting with the British Ambassador in China, Sir Christopher Hum, at my university. Sir Hum asked the students at the meeting about our image of UK. I told him that UK is a most creative country in my opinion. The dynamic creative instry in this country really attracts me a lot. I sincerely hope that my ideas and interest, which germinated from my Chinese background, can be nourished in the soil of creativity, seriousness and enthusiasm. The marrow of culture and knowledge in both countries, China and UK, will definitely have a great impact on me. After I finish my study, I will probably come back to China and work in its booming media instry. At the same time, I’ll try to carry on my study to a higher level. I want to bring the advanced concept I’ve learned back to China and to be involved in the media ecation after I’m qualified enough.
The department of Media and Communications at LSE has admirable faculties and its research thematic areas are exactly what I’m interested in. I hope that LSE can open up a new and splendid academic future for me, and I will be fortunate enough to contribute to the future of LSE.