So I'm trying to see who I need letters from.
I have a non-science professor who taught me a class through an "independent study" type course. He knows me well and I believe he could speak highly of me, over other non-science profs who I haven't had much contact with.
Also I took a non science class from a doctor (MD), would she count as a non science prof since the class was technically related to nothing science or medicine (it was a humanities seminar)? She also knows me very well. What do you guys think?
I'm a bit confused by the jargon of what qualifies as a science/non science professor and whether the class has to be real or if it simply means, any class where credit was received.
I'm a pretty good people person and if you gave me a couple weeks I could definitely rekindle some old fires, but I hate looking desperate and really would hate to get just a generic/run of the mills rec letter.
Any help?
I have a non-science professor who taught me a class through an "independent study" type course. He knows me well and I believe he could speak highly of me, over other non-science profs who I haven't had much contact with.
Also I took a non science class from a doctor (MD), would she count as a non science prof since the class was technically related to nothing science or medicine (it was a humanities seminar)? She also knows me very well. What do you guys think?
I'm a bit confused by the jargon of what qualifies as a science/non science professor and whether the class has to be real or if it simply means, any class where credit was received.
I'm a pretty good people person and if you gave me a couple weeks I could definitely rekindle some old fires, but I hate looking desperate and really would hate to get just a generic/run of the mills rec letter.
Any help?