I am writing to you in support of Ms.

Farraas Afiefah Muhdiar and her aspirer to attend Developmental Disorders and Clinical Practice program in University of York. Based on her achievement and personality, I highly recommend her to be given the opportunity to attend your university. Entering university in her 15, Farraas was the youngest student in class 2009. However, she can still socialize with her friends, who are approximately three years older than her. She can also keep up with the lecture, and graduated cum laude (with 3.54/4.00 GPA) in three and a half year making her as the youngest bachelor of psychology in that moment. Her passion and interest towards developmental psychology is proved by her grades in most of the courses related to that field of psychology. She is also a visionary person, because she has already planned to be a child psychologist by the time she became a sophomore, and chose the related courses and lectures to learn afterwards. At the end of her time in Universitas Indonesia, she wrote an undergraduate thesis about the correlation between Islamic religiosity and parental self-efficacy among mothers of toddler in Indonesia, a topic that suits her interest and her career goal in the future. Along with her excellence in academic-related task, she also has a good leadership and communication skill, as she spent three years in students union during her period in faculty of psychology Universitas Indonesia. Despite of her busyness, she can still perform well in both academic and non-academic activities. Farraas is able to write down her ideas clearly through essay, as well as deliver an effective and well-thought presentation. I am sure that her accomplishment will shine further through your graduate program. I hope that you will accept her admission to your university.