Hey folks! I am currently attending a community college and taking some pre-med classes before transferring to a four-year university. Just like any other pre-med student should, I am currently volunteering and gaining some clinical experience. However, since I do not have a pre-med advisor, am I allowed to hold onto letter of recommendations from physicians and faculty before applying to medical school? Thank you.
Should I hold onto a letter of recommendation from a Physician?
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If by "hold on" you mean have a repository for confidential letters, absolutely, and you should collect as many letters of rec as you can get (it's better to have more than enough than less than enough when it comes time to apply). Get an Interfolio or VirtualEvals account and it'll make the process very easy
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