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One of my letter writers is finishing up a LOR for the upcoming ERAS cycle, and offered to send it my way. Frankly, I don't know how I should respond. On ERAS, I intend to waive my right to view the letter, but I don't know what the specifics surrounding this are and if there are any accommodations under FERPA that would allow me to view it?
If he sends me the letter voluntarily, can I upload it on his behalf while still waiving the right to view? Will programs see that it has been uploaded by me and hence not weigh it as strongly? Is it unethical if I skim it beforehand?
Any thoughts on this are welcome, especially from those with past experience and familiarity with the ERAS dashboard.
If he sends me the letter voluntarily, can I upload it on his behalf while still waiving the right to view? Will programs see that it has been uploaded by me and hence not weigh it as strongly? Is it unethical if I skim it beforehand?
Any thoughts on this are welcome, especially from those with past experience and familiarity with the ERAS dashboard.