glassshark
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I finished undergrad about 5 years ago, and was wondering how strict med schools are regarding letters from professors.
For example, UCSF has on their website, "3-5 letters of recommendation, including at least two letters from your instructors." Is this a strict requirement to have 2 professor letters, or will they accept less? Or is this something that differs from school to school, and so I'd have to call each admissions office to clarify their requirements?
I have multiple good letters from my employment and other ECs, but any letters I can get from undergrad professors will likely be mediocre at best, since it's been such a long time.
Thanks for the help.
For example, UCSF has on their website, "3-5 letters of recommendation, including at least two letters from your instructors." Is this a strict requirement to have 2 professor letters, or will they accept less? Or is this something that differs from school to school, and so I'd have to call each admissions office to clarify their requirements?
I have multiple good letters from my employment and other ECs, but any letters I can get from undergrad professors will likely be mediocre at best, since it's been such a long time.
Thanks for the help.