自我介绍英文学生高中作文【一】
苏州大学敬文书院：
悉闻贵院选拔优秀
学生加盟，特推荐我校优秀毕业生***同学。 ***同学系我校2013级毕业生，业以优异的成绩被贵校王健法学院录取。该同学道德品质、学习成绩、综合素质优秀，是我校社团活动积极分子。该同学有较高的音乐素养，加之有着纯正独特的嗓音，在校园歌手比赛中曾两次获得“十佳歌手”称号。他思维敏捷，沉稳大方，多次承担校文艺节演出活动的主持任务，并领衔朗诵和演唱类的节目，受到全校师生的欢迎。对照贵院的选拔条件，***同学完全有资格、有能力加盟。
鉴于此，本人特推荐***同学加盟贵学院，希望贵院能够优先考虑他的申请。本校将继续努力，为贵院培养更多
优秀的高中毕业生。 谢谢!
江苏省******中学校长：***
20xx年8月8日
自我介绍英文学生高中作文【二】
Dear xxx,
I am a professor from the Department of English Language and Literature of Peking University.
As John’s mentor (导师, I would like to write a letter of recommendation on John’s behalf to facilitate his application. Firstly, John is hard working…. (例子 Secondly, John distinguishes himself by his talents in music… Last but not the least, John has strong teamwork spirit…
I would recommend John without reservation. If you have any further question concerning him, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely yours,
Li Ming
自我介绍英文学生高中作文【三】
我叫刘畅,刘畅的刘,刘畅的畅。上幼年时曾作过许多色彩斑斓的梦，当个播音员、或者当一名电视节目主持人是我最大的梦想。于是，我利用一切机会学播音，练演讲，说相声，打快板，表演舞蹈，主持节目。我参加爸爸所在部队的春节文艺晚会，我表演的快板书绕口令受到战士们的热烈欢迎。
我深深的知道，作一名合格的播音员或者电视节目主持人是一件非常不容易的事情，成长的道路上会有成功的喜悦，但更多的是失败的沮丧;会有收获的幸福，但更多的是耕耘的艰辛。但我有勇气、有决心去面对这一切。于是，今天，我站在了同学们中间。
我和在座的同学们一样，渴望展翅高飞，渴望将来有更大的发展空间，有施展才华的更广阔的天地。我想，有耕耘就会有收获。未来的四年里，由各位老师的倾情传授，我们一定会有一个无限美好的未来。
好诗好画好山水，乡曲乡音乡情美，一曲龙船调，回绕洞庭北。两江汇流，三镇鼎立，九省通衢。我的家乡是湖北省的省会——美丽的江城武汉。亲不够的是巍然屹立黄鹤楼，看不够的是晴川芳草鹦鹉洲，唱不够的是长堤画廊铺锦绣，爱不够的是东湖碧波荡温柔。
故乡不仅美丽，而且深邃。挥却世纪的风烟，掀开岁月的史册，美丽的江城，孕育了多少民族的精英、革命的先辈;谱写过多少传世的诗章、不朽的赞歌。在她的身边，辛亥革命的钩刺挑落了封建君主最后一顶皇冠;在她的胸前，无产阶级的铁锤迸出罢工怒潮的钢花铁火。浩浩荡荡的长江啊，是中国近代革命史最权威的见证。
看不尽那里沧桑的叠映，讲不完那里历史的厚重，那截江流曾载走多少不屈的呐喊，那片土地曾淹没多少不死的英灵。那里曾飘走惆怅万千的孤帆远影，那里曾响起捣毁帝制的激烈炮声。那里的人民曾倾城出动，和祖国一起迎来新生;那里的人民曾充满豪情，欢呼改革大潮澎湃汹涌。今天，那里的大地已是硕果累累，那里的蓝天已是万里碧空，那就我可爱的家——武汉市武昌城。
各位老师、同学们!我的叙述，可使您跃跃欲试?我的描绘，可使您心情激动?欢迎您到我的故乡去做客，欢迎您去游览江城的美景。
自我介绍英文学生高中作文【四】
to whom it may concern,
please accept my recommendation for a young man , in my opinion, who enjoys a unique enthusiasm for and ability in the study of law. in all facets of fu-ping wangs record, from his academic to extracurricular to community work, i think the academic committee of your prestigious ll. m. program stands to gain an invaluable asset to next falls incoming class, if you accept this prospective student. he has managed to set himself apart from his peers in the law department of taiwans most acclaimed university. nfu sends each year the nations best and brightest students to american graduate programs, and it is my pleasure to recommend fu-ping wang as yet another example of this excellence.
as his undergraduate professor i taught mr. wang in two classes pertaining to his major, criminal policy and criminology. he finished in the top 10% in each class. i remember his being an active member of class discussion, a coordinator and conveyor of student opinion. in all completed assignments there was special attention to detail, a special creativity and motivation in opinions and theories that was absent in the majority of his classmates. to say the least, he possesses the necessary reasoning facilities and intelligence to take on the rigorous curriculum of an ll. m. program. i am confident of this fact.
but there is more to mr. wang than just another candidate who possesses the necessary intelligence and scores. there is his unique enthusiasm for his area of study and its real life impact on the community in which he lives. one senses there is a larger call to duty when he states it is his goal to become a successful legal practitioner. i have noticed a strong affinity for placing a practical application on his academic and research focuses. while too many lawyers have entered their respective field too idealistic to placate the gulf between class and the courtroom, mr. wang has illustrated the competence and maturity to reason the difference between the abstract and the reality of this tough profession.
more specifically, i am referring to his work on the judicial reform foundation, where he began his practical legal training and volunteer work while still an undergraduate. i trust his abilities to help someday reform taiwans legal codes to match the progressiveness of its present political, social and cultural development. while many of his peers are complacent with and poised to become corporate lawyers, his place will be in the community with the people who do not possess the affluence and education to know fully their rights and duties as citizens.
i think that the uniqueness of his record speaks for itself, and i applaud his decision to attend the prestigious academic environment in the united states for her ll. m. degree. it will provide him with even more legal framework and precedents to meet the trying conditions taiwans rapidly demoractizing society will meet in the coming decades.
sincerely yours,
john wu
professor
