good LOR but low hours?

[jankodejenko]

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hi guys, I originally got a good LOR from a dentist after working for them for 1000+ hours. However I was not able to get in contact with the doctor to upload onto the official Dental app. so I found a new dentist.

how much difference does the length of the relationship you have with the dentist affect admissions perspective and my admittance. the 1st dentist I spent 1000 hrs over 8-10 months, the 2nd dentist only 60 hours (over 1 month), but let's say both were good LORs..

 

[aj30]

hi guys, I originally got a good LOR from a dentist after working for them for 1000+ hours. However I was not able to get in contact with the doctor to upload onto the official Dental app. so I found a new dentist.

how much difference does the length of the relationship you have with the dentist affect admissions perspective and my admittance. the 1st dentist I spent 1000 hrs over 8-10 months, the 2nd dentist only 60 hours (over 1 month), but let's say both were good LORs..

Shouldn't make much a difference at all.

 

[Frychicken]

No difference.

 

[Life of Pablo]

60 hours is definitely enough time for a dentist to get to know you/write about you.

 

[FanOfCostco]

How do you know it's a good LOR? You're not suppose to see it

 

[aj30]

How do you know it's a good LOR? You're not suppose to see it

You waive your RIGHT to see it-if the writer (or school) wants to show it to you that's totally fine.