Send peter ,
I am preparing to go to you to study geography. I don't think I will have much of a problem with culture shock, but I should have known about it before coming. When I am with you, of course, I will have to get used to the unfamiliar things around me and can sometimes feel confused.
I am thinking of you right now and am writing to ask you about how to deal with culture shock. Please tell me in detail what should I do to understand another culture, how can I find balance in my new life, and what should I learn to adapt to it. I've spent a lot of time reading through travel forums, guidebooks, news reports...but what I've read is too general.
One more thing, peter, I think I will no longer feel culture shock as I get used to their lives. Finally, I want to wish you and your family good health. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Your best friend,
Nam

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on further education.

I am going to finish secondary school in May and I have been thinking a lot about taking a gap year or pursuing further education immediately. Here are the points that worry me most.

First, I want to consult you about the advantages and disadvantages of taking a gap year. I know that a lot of school leavers in your country prefer taking a gap year before deciding to pursue further education. Would a gap year look good on my college application?

If I pursue further education immediately, what kind of attendance mode should I choose? There are excellent universities in your country, and a bachelor’s degree from one of them will definitely help me to find a good job easily. However, the tuition fees and living expenses will be very high, and I am not sure if a scholarship will cover all the costs. Do distance learning degrees offer the same content as campus-based degrees?


 
I am looking forward to hearing from you soon.