Hello~ May I ask, have you successfully adjusted it? I sent an email and the teacher didn’t reply to me. Am I hopeless? ~·Woo, can you tell me the contact person of the tutor?

Students looking for adjustments often encounter this problem. They have sent emails to the teacher, but the teacher has not responded. Explain from the following two aspects:

1. Confirm whether the teacher’s email address is correct. If the wrong email is sent and the teacher does not receive it, then there will definitely be no reply. The way to confirm your email address is of course to ask informed classmates, such as graduate students and scholars in the tutor group.

2. Before the situation is determined, teachers generally will not have a clear answer, especially when making adjustments. When the situation is uncertain, the instructor does not know whether you are qualified. There are also some students who may need to come for adjustment, and the teacher will then find a more suitable one among these. Therefore, the teacher will not reply to emails at this time. Of course, the teacher may also reply, but they are all innocuous, such as: "We have received your email, and we are still waiting for the theater, please be patient!" "We have received your email, if there is any We will notify you of the interview opportunities!"

Or some worse replies, such as: "Our laboratory has sufficient students and there is no need to recruit transfers." "There are many people coming for transfers now. There is definitely no chance. "Your score in XX subject is too low. We don't recruit this kind of students."

In fact, it is normal for the teacher to not reply when you send an email. Yes, no news is the best news, just wait patiently! Of course, if there is no news after a long time, you still need to continue to ask or inquire about the relevant situation. But don’t look for it over and over again. At this time, the teacher usually can’t clearly say whether you will accept it.