Question about letter of reccomendation

[poptropica]

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I have a quick question. This may be dumb but I'm going to go ahead and ask. I want to give my professor a letter of recommendation, but after he writes it I do not want to look at it.

On the letter of recommendation form, it says on question number 2:
2.(optional) I hereby waive my right of access to the information recorded below.

option 1: Yes, I waive my rights
option 2: No, I do not waive my rights

I am suppose to chose option 1 right, that means I don't want to look at what my evaluator wrote for me.

The question is kind of confusing.

 

[Pharmarysse]

Your instinct is correct. Waiving your right to access basically means giving up that right. So, choice 1 is the one you want.

 

[luke123]

I have a quick question. This may be dumb but I'm going to go ahead and ask. I want to give my professor a letter of recommendation, but after he writes it I do not want to look at it.

On the letter of recommendation form, it says on question number 2:
2.(optional) I hereby waive my right of access to the information recorded below.

option 1: Yes, I waive my rights
option 2: No, I do not waive my rights

I am suppose to chose option 1 right, that means I don't want to look at what my evaluator wrote for me.

The question is kind of confusing.

You're kidding right? You are pulling our legs here eh?