what's everybody's take on LORs not coming from class but from people you met through class projects?
I've had the great chance to be part of a project management team for an medical information technology start-up. The project was for a graduate class I'm enrolled in (masters program). I had a great time, learned a lot of the business, politics, and law of medicine, and got to know the CEO and VP who are willing to write a letter of rec.
Only problem is I'm just not sure how adcoms would view a letter of rec of this nature. I have 5 LORs at the moment (some are from undergrad classes, research, and shadowing) and didn't want to dilute them (i.e. having too many that the adcom might not read all of them).
Thanks.
I've had the great chance to be part of a project management team for an medical information technology start-up. The project was for a graduate class I'm enrolled in (masters program). I had a great time, learned a lot of the business, politics, and law of medicine, and got to know the CEO and VP who are willing to write a letter of rec.
Only problem is I'm just not sure how adcoms would view a letter of rec of this nature. I have 5 LORs at the moment (some are from undergrad classes, research, and shadowing) and didn't want to dilute them (i.e. having too many that the adcom might not read all of them).
Thanks.