As students settle into the semester, University of Miami professors want to make sure their students know how to write a proper email. Data has shown that employers are less likely to hire applicants who do not send a thank you email following an interview, and several other studies have displayed that relationships between students and professors have improved thanks to a well-worded email. Brevity and clarity are a common theme among professionals as to what they look for in an email from employees, interns and students. He also recommends to students to be careful with grammar and double-check spelling before the email is sent. This same study can potentially be applied to students as they write emails back and forth between potential employers and future or current professors.