How can I strengthen my submitted graduate application?

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SUMMARY

To strengthen a submitted graduate application for a master's program in Germany, applicants should consider reaching out to professors whose research aligns with their interests. Contacting a professor to express enthusiasm for their work and a desire to collaborate upon acceptance is advisable and can demonstrate genuine interest. Engaging with student advisors can also provide valuable insights into the application process. However, applicants should ensure their communication is professional and relevant to avoid appearing artificial.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of graduate application processes in Germany
  • Familiarity with academic research and faculty interests
  • Effective communication skills for professional correspondence
  • Knowledge of networking strategies in academia
NEXT STEPS
  • Research effective email communication strategies for contacting professors
  • Learn about the specific master's program requirements at German universities
  • Explore networking opportunities with current students or alumni
  • Investigate the role of student advisors in the application process
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Prospective graduate students applying to master's programs in Germany, particularly those seeking to enhance their applications through strategic communication and networking.

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I am applying for a master degree in Germany. I have submitted my application but wish to strengthen it as I want to be accepted. What can I do to enhance my application? Can I contact any of the professors or maybe the student advisor? Will it look artificial? If so, what must I say? (I am coming from abroad otherwise I would have visited the university).

Besides, can I email a professor and communicate to him that I am applying for graduate study, and I was intrigued by his research and wish, if accepted, to work with him? Is it too early to do so before even getting accepted?

I apologize if my questions seem trivial, but this is my first graduate application, and I hope to do all that it is in my power to get accepted.
 
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I should wait. You've already done wright. (It's a personal opinion):smile:. Anyhow, good luck!
 
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