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Hey all,
I'm preparing my LORs for this cycle, so far I have:
1) Doctor I work for as an ED Scribe (GREAT letter, he offered to write one without my asking)
2) Ochem professor (Great letter) - science letter
3) History professor (Good, didn't know him super well during class but he's really nice and will write a good letter) - nonscience letter
4) Math professor (Great letter) - science letter
I will probably ask for a letter from another physician that I work for too.
My questions are:
1) I am a biology major, will it look bad to not have a LOR from my major? The professors from the biology dept at my university are either full of themselves or plain rude. I'm holding a 3.9 sGPA but never really went to office hours. I mean, I could probably eek out a letter from one of the professors but it wouldn't necessarily be great.
2) My school does not have a pre-med committee, and I didn't get to know my advisor very well. Does it look bad to not have any advisor letter at all?
3) The math letter should work for most schools as a science letter, correct? He taught my Calculus class.
Thanks in advance.
I'm preparing my LORs for this cycle, so far I have:
1) Doctor I work for as an ED Scribe (GREAT letter, he offered to write one without my asking)
2) Ochem professor (Great letter) - science letter
3) History professor (Good, didn't know him super well during class but he's really nice and will write a good letter) - nonscience letter
4) Math professor (Great letter) - science letter
I will probably ask for a letter from another physician that I work for too.
My questions are:
1) I am a biology major, will it look bad to not have a LOR from my major? The professors from the biology dept at my university are either full of themselves or plain rude. I'm holding a 3.9 sGPA but never really went to office hours. I mean, I could probably eek out a letter from one of the professors but it wouldn't necessarily be great.
2) My school does not have a pre-med committee, and I didn't get to know my advisor very well. Does it look bad to not have any advisor letter at all?
3) The math letter should work for most schools as a science letter, correct? He taught my Calculus class.
Thanks in advance.