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Please accept this letter and accompanying material as evidence of my interest in applying for the Master’s Degree Program in [Prog_name] at [U./skl name]. The four-year undergraduate studies at University AlAkhwayn, Ifran, Morocco formed the basis of my perseverance toward achieving an in-depth knowledge in the field of [Business/Mgmt/ Marketing]. As a part of my computer science degree curriculum, I have been exposed to an extensive range of study subjects from business to technology. Driven by the desire to understand how the world works, I took classes in economics both at macro and micro level. I was privileged under the supervision of Prof. [pick someone from AUI Business school page ☺] to understand how mathematical models, statistical methods, and quantitative apply in modern economics as practiced nowadays. I passed all my economic courses with the highest possible grade, and in general I was among the top [5,4,3, or 2] students in my classes. Furthermore, I was honored to be the only student of my department to [your trip to Germany …. Whatever it was Internship/...

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