Can't get committee letter

[keepongrating]

So I'm graduating this year from undergrad and next year I'm planning on going to a local state college to finish up my premed requirements since I didn't decide I wanted to do this until late in the game. Both my undergrad and the school I'm going to offer committee letters, but I don't think I'll be able to get one from either place (I'm taking 3/4 of my requirements from the state school so my undergrad won't write me a letter and I won't be graduating with a degree from the state school so they won't write me a letter).

Will this significantly hurt my application? If so I could go to a more formal post bac program, but then I would lose my FL residency which would probably be a bad thing.

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[takeurmeds02]

I applied without a committee letter. I went to a small liberal arts college UG and they didn't provide that type service. I also did a post-bac but didn't meet the credit hour requirement to have one written.

I never got asked about it; I just submitted four LOR's; 1 from science professor in UG that I did research with, 1 from an MD shadowing experience while in UG, 1 from science professor at postbac, and the last from a DO that I worked with as a scribe during my post-bac time.

I can't say for sure but I think they take into account nontraditional status when it comes to letters.

 

[Med Ed]

So I'm graduating this year from undergrad and next year I'm planning on going to a local state college to finish up my premed requirements since I didn't decide I wanted to do this until late in the game. Both my undergrad and the school I'm going to offer committee letters, but I don't think I'll be able to get one from either place (I'm taking 3/4 of my requirements from the state school so my undergrad won't write me a letter and I won't be graduating with a degree from the state school so they won't write me a letter).

Will this significantly hurt my application?

No. We understand that nontraditional applicants cannot travel back in time.

 

[MaxPlancker]

Just get individual letters. I opted out of my school's letter and did fine.

 

[keepongrating]

Are these confirmed by the schools or you making assumptions on what they will do?

Confirmed for my undergrad, the state school didn't give a 100% answer but said probably not.

Thanks for the input all, I appreciate it