Another LoR question

[DocOrBust2019]

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I have a letter of recommendation from a retired MD, PhD who was/is my anatomy and physiology professor. I am having a hard time figuring out how it should be considered.

Does this qualify as an MD letter, a science professor letter, or both?

Thanks.

 

[Bonne Nuit]

I have a letter of recommendation from a retired MD, PhD who was/is my anatomy and physiology professor. I am having a hard time figuring out how it should be considered.

Does this qualify as an MD letter, a science professor letter, or both?

Thanks.

You know this person as a professor, and not in the context of their medical practice (correct?). This is a science professor letter.

 

[Doctor-S]

I have a letter of recommendation from a retired MD, PhD who was/is my anatomy and physiology professor. I am having a hard time figuring out how it should be considered.

Does this qualify as an MD letter, a science professor letter, or both?

Thanks.

It is a science LOR because you were enrolled as a student in an anatomy/physiology course taught by the MD/PhD professor (see AMCAS Guide below, Biology).

AMCAS Course Classification Guide