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When I sent out my first letter of recommendation to a professor, I did not waive it. This is because I thought it was a good idea for me see what my good and bad points are. I thought it would be a good opportunity for self-improvement. However, I recently found out that it would have been better if I had waived that letter. I was unaware that pharmacy schools would think it was more of a honest letter if I had waived it. Since, I have not sent out my remaining three letters, would it be a good idea to waive the next three? I am reluctant to waive them because of how I did not waive my first letter. I am afraid that pharmacy schools would look at my inconsistency and suspect me of hiding something.
