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How do I ask for an LOR?

Discussion in 'Pre-Dental' started by savvysearch, Aug 17, 2002.

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  1. savvysearch

    savvysearch Senior Member
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    When you ask a teacher for a letter of recommendation, what to you do/bring exactly? Do you just ask them and that's it, or should you write up a resume or essay or something about yourself and give it to the teacher to help write the LOR? And what you do write? Thanks in advance.
     
    #1 savvysearch, Aug 17, 2002
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  2. UBTom

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    My experience:

    I would approach an instructor about writing me a rec. They would tell me what they need from me, usually background info like my resume, who to address the rec to (I usually ask for just a general rec addressed to no specific institution), and ask to have the rec sent to my school's pre-dental advising committee (for inclusion into the composite LOR package).

    Seems to have worked for me... :D

    You can go the extra mile and ask the instructor for tailored letters addressed to the specific schools you are applying to too. Depends on your situation I guess.

    Good luck!
     
    #2 UBTom, Aug 17, 2002
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