How much weight does a DO LOR carry?
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I doubt he will just flat out say that in the LOR. It will probably be subtle, but still.
Terrible ideas!!!
The letter should talked about your quality... Not his ability to train future medical students lol
The letter should talked about your quality... Not his ability to train future medical students lol
@lnguyen1412 haha yeah. he just told me he'll do whatever he can to try to get me into medical school. A great guy.
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Ohh, if his goal is to get you into medical school, then write about your character. Especially emphasizing that you are a compassionate and empathetic person, etc etc. Also add that you are a hard worker and he can see you contribute very positively to the medical community. Or something along those lines. Hope that helps 🙂
BUT, you have to tell him NOT to write about how he will let people train there or whatever. Have him ONLY talk about you
OP, if you were on the admissions committee and had an applicant who sent in a LOR like the one you've mentioned would you accept him/her?
@ctran019 if I was a newly established medical school, I could possibly. But like I said, I doubt that he will blatantly say "accept him and I will teach your students"
