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he confirmed, "yes, I will write you a strong LOR"
I waived my right to see it but he mailed me a copy.
when i was there, he said I was the most well read 3rd year he'd ever had, etc etc. (I wish he would have quoted himself in the letter.)
it seems a bit short. One paragraph and one sentence.
the paragraph mentions some things like, "exceptional care, very organized, punctual, critical and independent thinker, compassionate, asset to our team"
the sentence at the end says something like "I have no reservations about recommending this student..."
is this the norm when it comes to LORs? sure, quality over quantity, but I'm not sure if this equals "strong LOR"
help?
I waived my right to see it but he mailed me a copy.
when i was there, he said I was the most well read 3rd year he'd ever had, etc etc. (I wish he would have quoted himself in the letter.)
it seems a bit short. One paragraph and one sentence.
the paragraph mentions some things like, "exceptional care, very organized, punctual, critical and independent thinker, compassionate, asset to our team"
the sentence at the end says something like "I have no reservations about recommending this student..."
is this the norm when it comes to LORs? sure, quality over quantity, but I'm not sure if this equals "strong LOR"
help?