Committee Letter Questions

[ChymeofPassion]

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If a medical school accepts a committee letter, do they care about the composition of it (ex. 2 science professor letters and 1 non-science vs 3 science professors)? Or is that only if you cannot ascertain a committee letter.

Further, does anyone have a list of schools that DO NOT want a committee letter? I have MSAR and could do the digging but if someone from previous research already has an informal list that would be great.

 

[Goro]

If a medical school accepts a committee letter, do they care about the composition of it (ex. 2 science professor letters and 1 non-science vs 3 science professors)? Or is that only if you cannot ascertain a committee letter.

Further, does anyone have a list of schools that DO NOT want a committee letter? I have MSAR and could do the digging but if someone from previous research already has an informal list that would be great.

My understanding of committee LORs is that med schools do not care about its composition. I suspect that you should double check on the school's specific Admissions website (something that very few SDNers ever do).

 

[ChymeofPassion]

My understanding of committee LORs is that med schools do not care about its composition. I suspect that you should double check on the school's specific Admissions website (something that very few SDNers ever do).

Okay! My non-science LoR fell through (she retired and is traveling the world) so I am scrambling D:

 

[gyngyn]

A committee letter supersedes all recommendations given for individual letters (except at one school...).

 

[ChymeofPassion]

A committee letter supersedes all recommendations given for individual letters (except at one school...).

Don't do me like that xD

 

[gyngyn]

Don't do me like that xD

I think it's Utah...
Too bad we don't have application Jeopardy!

 

[ChymeofPassion]

I think it's Utah...
Too bad we don't have application Jeopardy!

Thanks 🙂

 

[Goro]

Lets go to LORs for $40

And the answer is: This symbol, showing what institution the writer is associated with, must be on the top of every LOR

Answer has to be in the form of a question!!