Hey, I have applied to CCOM, DMUCOM, KCOM, LECOM, NOVA, and UNECOM. So if I send my LORs to interfolio, will all of the above institutions be able to have access to them....... I will be calling them all too make sure, but I would like somebody who has experience dealing with these guys (interfolio) to tell me about their experiences with them. I definitely want to do it (save my evaluators the hassles of having to write to 4 or 5 diff places each), but only if it is NOT going to hinder, or delay my application process in a flawed attempt to move it along faster....let me know what everybody thinks.
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Is Interfolio legit?
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I use interfolio and I think it's a great model. My only regret is that I didn't think of it.
It keeps evaluators from having the hassle of resending letters with new addresses and gives the control back to us. We can tell where and when to send the letters. I tried to wait until all my letters were in so I could make one mailing to each school.
It keeps evaluators from having the hassle of resending letters with new addresses and gives the control back to us. We can tell where and when to send the letters. I tried to wait until all my letters were in so I could make one mailing to each school.
medic170 said:Interfolio is very good and efficient. Always had my letters there within 5 days of requesting that they be sent.
Did you send regular USPS ground? I'm just trying to figure out which is most reliable (and cost effective).....
Soleil9 said:Did you send regular USPS ground? I'm just trying to figure out which is most reliable (and cost effective).....
Yes, just the $5.00 delivery will get it there within a week. I did undergrad at MSU, which instead of having a letter service, refers students to interfolio, so it is is legit and I have never had a problem with them 😉
HussainGQ said:to have them send your letters via electronic mail is only 4 bucks, will the schools that I have mentioned above accept it in that fashion, or must it be recieved in an envelope??
Nope, you have to pay the 5 bucks and have them sent by mail.