Can I Still Apply With This LOR? (doesn't quite fit what they ask for)

[partypantss]

So, the LOR's I have are:
one from an organic chemistry prof.
one from my Anatomy Lab prof.
and the third from my Fraternities faculty adviser who is former head of the animal science department, taught a bunch of classes. I had meetings with him 1-2 times every week.

For NYMC, the third letter they ask for is from a "non-science course." Then in the secondary, it asks for course name, credits earned etc. Do you think I can still apply even though my third letter writer never technically taught me a class? To me, I thought it would make sense since I worked with him closely for over 2 years and he would talk about my attributes outside of the classroom/ leadership skills.

If you think I should still try applying, what should I put in those spaces asking for course name, credits earned etc? Anyone who's heard how strict NYMC is about their letter requirements would be helpful.

Thanks!

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[Abstractions]

Instead of asking the advice of anonymous strangers, it'd be much more efficient to shoot NYMC a quick email about your situation to get an official response.

 

[Holmwood]

Shoot nymc an email, or talk to them over the phone.

I did the latter, and got it resolved reaaaal quick.

Animal science faculty is still.... science faculty though.

 

[partypantss]

Yes, I sent them an email and they simply replied with "these are our requirements" and then gave their listed LOR requirements... so I guess I just have to cross them off my list.

That sucks..

Thanks for the replies!