1. Be precise, not broad. Because there are few schools to apply for, applicants have enough time and energy to introduce themselves first. Take a special period of time in your cover letter to explain why this school is helpful for your future development.

2. The cover letter is very important. It is recommended not to write personal statements in batches. Every applied school should write independently. Words are the things that can best reflect personal characteristics. Be sure to spend energy. Be sure to look at it yourself. It looks good.

3. Contact with professors. Every letter to the professor should be careful. After all, the applicant's mother tongue is not English, and sometimes the inappropriate language can easily make readers feel uncomfortable. Let the professor know his non-English background intentionally or unintentionally. Even if there is a language error, the other party can understand.

4. Plan your time. Have enough time to prepare: it takes a lot of time to check schools, contact professors, take English exams, apply online and distribute materials. Have enough time to make beautiful application materials.