No LOR from committee yet = delay? and LOR question.

[Bumbl3b33]

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Just out of curiosity, do some schools not send secondaries to you until you have your committee letter/letters uploaded? I'm just curious because Rosalind Franklin sent out secondaries yesterday apparently, and I didn't get it and I'm wondering if it's because the LOR isn't in.

Also, for me, I have a committee letter--does that mean that it'll upload as 1 letter onto AMCAS but the medical school can view all the letters that i submitted to the committee with their letter?

 

[TheMightySmiter]

Just out of curiosity, do some schools not send secondaries to you until you have your committee letter/letters uploaded? I'm just curious because Rosalind Franklin sent out secondaries yesterday apparently, and I didn't get it and I'm wondering if it's because the LOR isn't in.

Also, for me, I have a committee letter--does that mean that it'll upload as 1 letter onto AMCAS but the medical school can view all the letters that i submitted to the committee with their letter?

1) Last year, I did not receive any secondaries until my committee letter was received by each med school.

2) Yes.

 

[penguinism]

Just out of curiosity, do some schools not send secondaries to you until you have your committee letter/letters uploaded? I'm just curious because Rosalind Franklin sent out secondaries yesterday apparently, and I didn't get it and I'm wondering if it's because the LOR isn't in.

Also, for me, I have a committee letter--does that mean that it'll upload as 1 letter onto AMCAS but the medical school can view all the letters that i submitted to the committee with their letter?

Last year, I received all of my secondaries before my committee letter was submitted. In fact, my committee letter was the last part holding back my applications from being complete at most schools.

It sucks if your committee doesn't churn out letters until later in the season. At schools that don't screen, you should still be able to get and submit the secondary applications. This might not be the case everywhere, though.