No LOR from Research Advisor

[Lawpy]

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Most people don't tend to be completely risk averse or risk-taking. They're somewhere on the spectrum. If there's one thing neuroeconomics tells us, it's that.

 

[Crayola227]

OP -

after you get an acceptance, I would spread some word of mouth about this professor to some of the other undergrads/pre-meds you might be in tight with

it's ridiculous for someone to spend 2 years in a lab and not get a letter unless you just truly sucked

 

[Goro]

As LizzyM pointed out, there are times when your gut says you want to take a risk with this person.

Well let's hope that at least one of the adcom members is a gambler who loves taking high risks 😏😏

 

[CavsFan2016]

OP -

after you get an acceptance, I would spread some word of mouth about this professor to some of the other undergrads/pre-meds you might be in tight with

it's ridiculous for someone to spend 2 years in a lab and not get a letter unless you just truly sucked

The other student my year in the lab also did not receive a LOR, so I'll be sure to let people know.

 

[itsogre]

The other student my year in the lab also did not receive a LOR, so I'll be sure to let people know.

I would let your pre-med advisor know she was unsatisfactory mentor in your feedback or in an appointment. Completely unacceptable.