Dear President,
I’m a second year student of your university, writing to tell you about my humble opinions of the learning environment in our school.
Although we’re enjoying the modernized buildings equipped with advanced computers, sufficient lights and well-installed desks and chairs, we do find it hard for us to concentrate on study when we’re in the classrooms. For one thing, the annoying noise made by the vans and cars disturbs our studies. For another, the classrooms, which are supposed to be used for self-study, are unavailable, for they are usually occupied for meetings by various kinds of associations.
Faced with such a hard nut, we should find ways to crack it. I suggest that our school should construct some special lanes for the traffic and provide associations with specific rooms to have their meetings in order to provide a better learning environment for us.
I appreciate your sincere consideration of my suggestions and hope that our school will be ideal for academic studies.
Yours sincerely,
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