LOR question

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ChEStud

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Just wondering, do you guys think a pharmacy school applicant should ask his or her adviser whom he/she only sees once a semester for a recommendation letter?
 
Generally a letter of recommendation should be written by someone you've worked with, or someone who has a good idea of your skills. Perhaps an old manager or former professor would be a better fit for the letter of recommendation.

My opinion is that if you get a LOR from an adviser, it's going to look like you had trouble finding people to write on your behalf.