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I feel dumb for asking this, but what did everyone use as the subject line when asking for a LOR through email?

Is "Letter of Recommendation" okay, or should I try to make it more personal? While I am friendly with the professors, I honestly doubt I would email them for any other reason.

I asked in person... did you graduate?

booyakasha wrote:I asked in person... did you graduate?

Yeah, and I work full time so it is hard for me to ask in person.

Edit: oh and one of the professors has switched schools (and states).

dextermorgan wrote:I feel dumb for asking this, but what did everyone use as the subject line when asking for a LOR through email?

Is "Letter of Recommendation" okay, or should I try to make it more personal? While I am friendly with the professors, I honestly doubt I would email them for any other reason.

I just put "Letter of Recommendation" for the subject for both of my professors that I emailed.

Knockglock wrote:

dextermorgan wrote:I feel dumb for asking this, but what did everyone use as the subject line when asking for a LOR through email?

Is "Letter of Recommendation" okay, or should I try to make it more personal? While I am friendly with the professors, I honestly doubt I would email them for any other reason.

I just put "Letter of Recommendation" for the subject for both of my professors that I emailed.

Cool. I just didn't want to seem like a greedy jerk-off.

dextermorgan wrote:

Knockglock wrote:

dextermorgan wrote:I feel dumb for asking this, but what did everyone use as the subject line when asking for a LOR through email?

Is "Letter of Recommendation" okay, or should I try to make it more personal? While I am friendly with the professors, I honestly doubt I would email them for any other reason.

I just put "Letter of Recommendation" for the subject for both of my professors that I emailed.

Cool. I just didn't want to seem like a greedy jerk-off.

I honestly don't know what else you would put. "Hey" "whats up prof" "sup dude" ? It's pretty much your only choice.

I felt like "letter of recommendation" in the subject line kind of defeated the purpose of asking for it but couldn't think of anything else..so I left it blank

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LSpleaseee wrote:I felt like "letter of recommendation" in the subject line kind of defeated the purpose of asking for it but couldn't think of anything else..so I left it blank

You guys are thinking way too much about this stuff. Whatever the subject of your email is, put that in the topic line...