ucla LOR "committe packet" or "individual"

[dr45sdn]

just a question to any bruins using the forum, as i am starting to send out secondaries. i know we dont have a premedical advisory committee or anything, but our letters are sent as a packet. on the applications that diffrentiate between "committe letters" or "individual letters" which one applies to the ucla career center letter service? thanks.

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[sequences]

i put individual letters

 

[An Yong]

I don't go to UCLA but my school has the same system as yours (no pre-med committee, but sends out as a packet). I marked it as pre-med committee because I think otherwise they might expect the arrival of letters individually. In any case, it hasn't been a problem yet, I'm complete at OSU, MCW, WashU and cornell, all of which I marked as "committee packet"

 

[Buddha]

My school sent a packet of letters (no committee). It's not a problem.

 

[saa09]

I'm a Bruin, too. I was just going to post about this

I have 4 letters, if I always send them as a packet to AAMC and individual school, can it ever hurt me? (Northwestern asks for 3 letters max. If I send 4 as a packet, is that still within the limit?)
Thanks

 

[n3opologist]

You put packet because the letters will literally come in a packet. Unless you send each letter individually and pay a ridiculous amount of money, you send the letters in one package: a letter packet.

 

[funkydrmonkey]

It depends on the school. Some say put individual letters, others say put committee letter, and others say put letter packet. Just contact the schools individually...