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• What is professor baker doing now?

  Professor Baker is also the co-author of a leading law school text, Local Government Law: Cases and Materials (Foundation Press, 6th ed. forthcoming 2021) (with Clayton P. Gillette and David Schleicher).

• Will my professor reply to my email asking for admission?

  Most professors typically don’t reply to emails from prospective students asking admission and funding request, unless the email is well crafted. You could have probably included your GRE Scores, TOEFL, Academics, etc in the email you sent. And you were expecting professor would reply something along the lines of admission and financial aid.

• How to contact a professor at a university?

  Before you contact the professor, make sure to do some research on the professor and the professor’s Department. Do not ask anything that you can easily find on the Web. Questions about tuition should be found on the university website – you don’t need to ask the professor about it. The professor most likely would not reply to your email.

• How to contact a prospective faculty advisor in an email?

  How to Contact a Prospective Faculty Advisor: Email Template. 1 1. Keep it Short. 2 2. Do Your Research and Ask Relevant Questions. 3 3. Write Professionally. 4 4. Send It from a Credible Email Address. 5 5. Do not Expect an Instant Response. More items

• How do you start an email to a professor?

  Start your email to your professor with a “Dear” or “Hello”. Just follow this rule. Do NOT use “Hey” under any circumstances. Some people think “Hi” is a bit informal. Then, type the professor’s title and last name. If you omit the title or use the wrong one, the professor might have a poor impression with you.