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Hey guys. While I had one interview this cycle (suuuper late in the cycle, won't hear back til the end of this week at the very earliest), I'm 99% sure I'm going to be a reapplicant.
This past cycle I had a committee letter (one music prof, one anthro, one science) plus a letter from a history professor. I've had a hard time keeping up with a lot of my profs since undergrad since I went out of state and haven't been able to visit the school at all, really. Been working full time as a chief medical scribe at an ED with a lot of wonderful physicians since last summer and have connected well with the physicians there, so that pool of folks knows my work best at this point.
It's been a while since I've been working around the people who wrote me letters the first time around, and they can't necessarily comment on me two years out, but I don't really know what else to do for a science rec since, besides frequenting office hours a fair amount and doing well in the classes, I didn't form strong bonds with my post-bacc science professors. Basically wondering how anybody else went about finding science recommendation letters when they've been out of school for a while. I'm thinking of contacting my orgo professor since he and I connected well while I was in his class, meeting in person, updating him with my activities, and trying that route. Any thoughts? I'd appreciate any feedback folks have to offer.
This past cycle I had a committee letter (one music prof, one anthro, one science) plus a letter from a history professor. I've had a hard time keeping up with a lot of my profs since undergrad since I went out of state and haven't been able to visit the school at all, really. Been working full time as a chief medical scribe at an ED with a lot of wonderful physicians since last summer and have connected well with the physicians there, so that pool of folks knows my work best at this point.
It's been a while since I've been working around the people who wrote me letters the first time around, and they can't necessarily comment on me two years out, but I don't really know what else to do for a science rec since, besides frequenting office hours a fair amount and doing well in the classes, I didn't form strong bonds with my post-bacc science professors. Basically wondering how anybody else went about finding science recommendation letters when they've been out of school for a while. I'm thinking of contacting my orgo professor since he and I connected well while I was in his class, meeting in person, updating him with my activities, and trying that route. Any thoughts? I'd appreciate any feedback folks have to offer.
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