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The discussion centers around an individual seeking feedback on their motivation letter for the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship in Quantum Science and Technology. The initial reviewer praises the letter for effectively linking the applicant's physics background with the program's objectives, suggesting it enhances their candidacy. The conversation also touches on the importance of academic performance and inquires about potential interviews, while recommending that the applicant consult professors who may provide insights into the selection criteria for the program. Overall, the feedback emphasizes the strength of the letter and encourages further preparation.
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Hi everyone,

I’m applying for the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship for the Quantum Science and Technology program, and I’ve already written my motivation letter. I would greatly appreciate it if you could review it and provide feedback to help me improve its clarity, structure, and overall impact.
 

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Hi Dera,

Welcome to PF!

I read your letter, and it's very well written. You hit all the key points, tying your background in physics to what the Erasmus program promotes showing that you are a great fit for it.

I imagine your grades and school background will come into play as well but this letter will definitely help you.

Is there any kind of interview to prepare for? phone or in person?

I can't say whether you'll succeed but can say you've done a great job so far.

Are there any profs at your school that you can talk to about the program? either one who's gone through it or one who reviewed people for similar programs.

They can give you some insight for what the Erasmus reviewers might be looking for in applicants.

Take care,
Jedi
 

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