Sample Letter for College Student Requesting Parents to Send Money
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When asking parents (or anyone, really) for money it pays to be up front and speak plainly about your needs. Pick your moment well, but don't catch them off guard. Warm them up by mentioning casually that you'd like to set some time to talk about finances. Then say, I feel (x time, day or event) would be appropriate.
Date XXXX Dear parents and guardians, Welcome to the new school year, I am so excited to have your child in my class! My name is Helena and I'm looking forward to teaching German to 3rd graders at Rosalie Elementary School. You can count on me to provide the students with a safe, enriching and fun learning experience.
Be formal and straightforward. Include all relevant details, including names and financial amounts. If you are an individual and not a lender, enclose accompanying documentation, such as a bank statement to reassure the recipient that you can meet the commitment. Sign the letter to make it legally binding.
Begin with who you are and where you are from, how grateful you are to have been accepted and that you are excited about the school. Be direct about what the letter is for (financial aid) Briefly talk about why the school is a great fit for you and why you need the money in an straightforward and respectful way.
Please send me the required amount as soon as possible via easy paisa or please deposit it in my bank account online so that I can submit my fees before the due date. (Explain the actual cause and situation). I hope you will send me money soon.
An address to a specific person. A clear ask and a specific why. Ask the office to reconsider, then offer a clear-cut reason why you need more aid money. Details of any special circumstances. Appropriate documentation. An exact amount.
When asking parents (or anyone, really) for money it pays to be up front and speak plainly about your needs. Pick your moment well, but don't catch them off guard. Warm them up by mentioning casually that you'd like to set some time to talk about finances. Then say, I feel (x time, day or event) would be appropriate.
