If necessary, some schools will formulate application form templates, requiring candidates to send the transfer application form to the designated mailbox. However, many candidates don't write a word in the text when they send emails. There is only an attachment application form in the email, which is too concise. The correct way is to write simply and clearly, without writing too much. Besides polite expressions, you should at least write down your name, how many points you got in the exam and which major you applied for. In this way, the admissions teacher will know your basic situation as soon as he opens the email, and then read your application form carefully if he thinks you are suitable. I suggest you make a resume and upload it through the attachment. This resume is not your resume for job hunting, it must be your resume for postgraduate entrance examination. What you need to do is to concentrate your strengths on this resume, and the awards listed in the resume don't need to be scanned.