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North Dakota State University Application Essay

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Name: Fahimeh Maghsoodi
Intended Major: Pharmaceutical Sciences
Degree sought: PhD
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

About me and choosing North Dakota State University
Firstly, I do appreciate for providing an opportunity to state my purpose. I am highly motivated Ph.D. candidate, named Fahimeh Maghsoodi who graduated with Master of Nanotechnology from Nanoscience and Nanotechnology Institute of the University of Kashan where is the polar center of Nanotechnology in my country. It is my unshakable belief that the honest effort will be deserved to be conferred the best degree through the substantiating the goals. So, I have honestly put a considerable effort to continue my education in one of the prominent universities. Indeed, all I have carried …show more content…

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