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Hi, I'm right now in the process of getting in touch with random profs I don't know, since I'm not planning to stay in my home university for grad school (it's a great school btw. I just want to change an environment). Anyways, just wondering if you guys/girls can take a look at the cover letter I'm going to send them and see if there is anything needs to be changed. Dear Dr.XX: How are you? My name is XX, a fourth year biochemistry student from XX University. I am currently in the process of applying for graduate school and looking for a potential supervisor. I am writing today to explore the possibility of completing my PhD under your supervision. Both my transcripts and resume are attached in this mail, but let me briefly describe myself first here. Compared to other universities, the undergraduate curriculum here at XX focuses less on the materials from textbooks or lab training from an established course, but rather more on the problem solving skills, presentation skills and hands-on experiences from real research labs. During my four years of undergraduate life, I had the privilege of working under three different labs in the field of chemistry, cancer biology, and immunology respectively. I