物理学2021年留学申请书
许多选择出国留学的学生第一次离开家。当他们抵达新的东道国时，他们对独特的文化观点着迷。当你在国外学习时，你会发现令人难以置信的新食物，习俗，传统和社交氛围。这里给大家分享一些物理学2021年留学申请书，欢迎阅读!
物理学2021年留学申请书
Dear _,
I have always been fascinated by the world around me and although it seems sometimes that the more you learn, the more you realize how little you know, by studying Physics at university I aim to understand more of the phenomena observed in the universe. The size of the cosmos has always astounded me, vast scales that I will probably never truly be able to appreciate. I wonder what role humans have in this immense space and whether we shall ever find a theory of everything.
As well as studying Physics at school my enthusiasm for the subject has come through reading various books by physicists such as Feynman and Hawking. A Brief History of Time and The Universe in a Nutshell were very compelling to read and introduced me to many ideas such as special relativity. But it was Feynman’s book on Quantum Electrodynamics that really made me passionate about physics. The ideas seemed counterintuitive as they are not observable in every day life, which was what impressed me so much as it is down to enormous creativity that models of the universe such as those of QED have been devised.
Throughout my time at Watson’s I have been awarded various prizes from the school. I received a school scholarship at the beginning of secondary school and since then have gone on to get many prizes in maths and the sciences. At the end of last year I was awarded the 5th year Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Technology prizes as well as the prize for the Dux of the 5th form.
As well as success within the school I have also done well in a variety of National Maths Competitions. In both the UK Maths Challenge and the Scottish Maths Challenge I have attained Gold certificates for the past 6 years. In S4 and in S5 I achieved the best mark in school in the Senior UK Maths Challenge and qualified for the British Maths Olympiad. As well as these individual competitions I was also part of a winning team in the “Enterprising Mathematics in Scotland” competition in which four school pupils compete in a variety of events from solving problems as a team, to a maths relay.
In June 2008, I attended the Senior Physics Challenge Summer School at Cambridge University. The week was very enjoyable and confirmed that Physics was the subject for me. I was intrigued by the lectures on Special Relativity and enjoyed solving relativistic mechanics problems. I was compelled to look into General Relativity which was fascinating even if a little bit hard to comprehend! During the week I found that I particularly enjoyed the predictive power of Physics and felt that the problems we were set were an enjoyable application of Mathematics.
This year I am leading the school’s pupil run Science and Engineering Society as well as attending Mathletes, a school club for the most able mathematicians in each year where we tackle UK Maths Trust questions. I currently play hockey for East of Scotland U18 as well as the school 1st XI who won the Scottish Schools Cup in 2008. I am a member of the school 1st XI cricket team as well as the captain of the school’s 1st V squash team which has helped me gain skills in organisation as I arrange teams to play in matches against other schools.
From the time of the great Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle our understanding of the world has come a long way. For hundreds of years people used Newton’s law of universal gravitation as it held up so well against observation. But in the early 1900s all of that changed with Einstein’s theory of General Relativity. Science on a smaller scale has also advanced hastily in the last 100 years and as the Large Hadron Collider has just been turned on hopefully our knowledge of subatomic physics will be increased further. The advancements that are being made in our understanding of how the world works are phenomenal and it is for this reason that I am drawn to Physics as it will be down to people like me to continue walking into the unknown and to uncover the workings of the universe.
Yours sincerely,
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泰国留学生活禁忌须知
一、尊重宗教
泰国是一个全民信教的国家，国内90%的居民都是信仰佛教的，而佛教在日常生活中非常的常见，而且融入到了生活的各个方面，大家平时在和人交往的时候需要特别的谨慎。
例如头在佛教中拥有很重要的地位，大家和本地人交往的时候，尽量不要去触碰他们的头;而脚在佛教的交易中又属于最污_的一个部分，指示的时候前往不要用脚，会被认为不尊重他人。
二、尊重皇室
皇室在泰国拥有很高的地位，虽然政府领导着国家的发展，但是皇室确认国民的主心骨，他们的存在感是非常强的，类似于英女王在英联邦国家中的地位，是吉祥物一样的存在。
所以大家到了泰国之后，需要尊重他们的皇室，不要在公共的场合讨论和批评皇室成员，不仅可能会触犯到本地人，还有可能会违反法律的规定，被处以相应的惩罚。
三、颜色禁忌
在颜色方面，大家也需要注意使用，泰国本身是一个对颜色的食用很大胆的国家，各种鲜艳的颜色在大街小巷汇总非常常见，所以在使用的时候需要尤其的注意，这里面是有不少禁忌的。
红色在祭祀等庄严的场合会使用得比较频繁，明黄色则是很常见的鲜艳颜色，褐色是不中很少使用的颜色，此外一周七天每天都会有代表的主题色，大家可以投其所好。
四、着装禁忌
泰国有着自己的民族服饰，大家在平时就能够很常见到，也可以采购一两套当做参加传统活动的时候的服饰，这样能够更好的融入到本地的环境之中，帮助大家适应生活。
此外要特别注意去寺庙等传统宗教建筑的着装，不要穿着吊带和短裙，需要将四肢遮挡严实，这样是表示尊重的方式，大家要入乡随俗。
泰国留学贷款申请指南
一、贷款要求
贷款人需要有清白的社会履历，没有不良的记录和违法的行为;需要有负担还款的独立能力证明，即需要成年才可以由本人递交贷款的申请;还需要有有效的居留身份。
本人要确定获得了泰国学校的录取，能够出示官方的证明;需要有担保人和担保资产，一般担保人是直系的亲属，而资产则是家庭的不动产。
二、贷款材料
个人的完整身份材料需要提前准备好、户口、身份证、护照等都要真实有效;而且还需要有担保人，如果是直系的亲属，直接出示相关证明;非直系或者没有关系的担保人则要有资金担保。
要出示留学生身份的官方书面证明，一般就是学校发放的录取通知;还要有符合要求的学费证书和生活预算证明;最后要出示财产的抵押或者担保的证明，证明即便还不起也有资金可以还款。
三、贷款金额
留学生可以申请的贷款金额，是会参考学生的留学基础开销的，不是大家想申请多少，就能够申请多少，相关部门会审核递交的材料，进行评估，一般会申请留学1-3年的所有开销的总和。
大家可以自己递交书面的申请，要考虑到自己还款的能力，因为一般都是要求学生毕业参加工作后，就进行还款的行为，没有意外的话是需要连续进行直到还款结束。
四、还贷流程
大家需要出示自己的身份证明，以及申请贷款的凭证，和银行或者贷款机构进行还款的具体金额和时间的约定，需要签订相关的有法律的约束力的合同，具有强制性，需要遵守合同。
完成了申请之后，大家只需要每个月按时归还相应的金额即可，和还房贷和车贷差不多，也可以提前还款，不过需要现场进行，还完之后会获得书面的证明。
