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Writing LORs Too Quickly?
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They might have like a predrafted one with spaces open for additional input or something along those lines.
Either that or they really like you.
Nonetheless, its still better than having them send it in a year later. I've had two professors that did that...
Either that or they really like you.
Nonetheless, its still better than having them send it in a year later. I've had two professors that did that...
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It isn't that surprising, LOR requests are all about timing and yours was just good. This time of the semester is a lot less hectic than it will be in a few weeks, so they just want to get it done and not forget you. Good letters of rec are easier to write than borderline ones too. So, I think you can relax about this and find something else to worry about. 🙂
Asking profs for letters during less peak times, like during breaks or early in the semester is a good idea. It shows respect for their schedule.
Asking profs for letters during less peak times, like during breaks or early in the semester is a good idea. It shows respect for their schedule.
