What e-mail should I send to my tutor when I receive the notice of doctoral re-examination?

You can write according to the following template, I hope it will help you.

Dear teacher x:

Hello! I am a graduate student majoring in XX in the School of Mathematical Sciences of XX University. Will 20 15 recruit doctoral students? I am very interested in asset pricing, and I really want to follow you for a doctorate. The following is my brief introduction:

I was admitted to the School of Mathematical Sciences of XX University in 2005, and was recommended to be a graduate student at XX University in 2009. Main courses during the master's degree:. . . . . . Main research. . . . . . . I taught myself Steven E Shreve, Berntoksendal and Options, Futures and Other Derivatives (John C. Hull) in my spare time.

I am a person who can calm down and do things. If you give me something to do or an article to read, I will do it seriously, read it carefully and finish it well. I have been studying mathematics with peace of mind before, and I want to study mathematics in the future. But when I read the article, I gradually found that people who are engaged in mathematics now may be a little "entertaining themselves"-although what they have made is new and the result is beautiful, it is really seen and used by too few others (even their math colleagues). I also found that mathematics finance is closely related to XXX, so I want to "take a step" and experience the beauty of mathematics integrating into finance.

My motto in life: accumulate ordinary work and create miracles.

I look forward to hearing from you.

thank you