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Ok so I graduated last year and just found out that one of my professors (who was also my pre-med advisor) retired. I knew him for 4 years, constantly met with him, and took one of his classes. He even helped me get my current job. I kept in touch with him a little bit after I graduated but he never mentioned he was retiring. Before I graduated, he had agreed to write LOR content in my committee letter for med school, but now that he retired he's obviously not on the committee and I feel like I should ask if he could just write a regular LOR instead. The LOR would be written as one of my professors, and not as my pre-med advisor.
But is that rude to ask of someone who just retired?
But is that rude to ask of someone who just retired?