LOR help

[6262]

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How does one go about getting a LOR from a senior university if he/she transferred from a JUCO!?

 

[Shinobiz11]

Do you have someone in mind to write the letter for you? I am confused in what you are asking.

 

[SLCpod]

How does one go about getting a LOR from a senior university if he/she transferred from a JUCO!?

Contact the individual and ask if you can meet with them. When you meet with them provide a CV, Personal Statement and whatever else they may need to write you a letter.

In other words, just the same as you would otherwise.

 

[rushrhees]

How does one go about getting a LOR from a senior university if he/she transferred from a JUCO!?

This seems a bit unclear, did you start out at a 4 year university and transfer to a JrCO or the other way around? Basically if you know this prof enough to write an LOR just go and ask them, you do not have to be a current student to get an LOR as long as the prof still knows who you are.

 

[6262]

I'm starting at a JUCO transferring to a senior university soon. And I'm wondering do I ask one of my professors from my juco to write a letter or just wait until I can get one from my one of my senior university professors?

 

[feet2017]

I'm starting at a JUCO transferring to a senior university soon. And I'm wondering do I ask one of my professors from my juco to write a letter or just wait until I can get one from my one of my senior university professors?

I don't really get what you asking but why not get both? If you are asking which one, choose the LOR with which you know the Professor the best.

 

[6262]

Did you have to transfer from a Juco to a university? If not then it can be hard to understand. So basically I'm asking how do I get a professor to get to know me well enough to write a LOR?

 

[feet2017]

Did you have to transfer from a Juco to a university? If not then it can be hard to understand. So basically I'm asking how do I get a professor to get to know me well enough to write a LOR?

no i didn't transfer. I would recommend going to office hours and/or joining a research lab.

 

[6262]

Will do thanks....