I'm currently held at one of my top choices.
I'm thinking of sending in 2 additional LORs... including one from a postdoctoral fellow who I've worked extensively with in my lab.
Does anyone think this would be a good idea? I just wonder if they might not regard her letter too much because she's not faculty. The other person I'm thinking of asking for a LOR is faculty - I've taken a small seminar with him, and did well in the class. However, I think the postdoc would have more to say about my personal strengths.
Feedback? Thanks!!
Asking a postdoctoral fellow for a recommendation, Yes/No? Forum
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Re: Asking a postdoctoral fellow for a recommendation, Yes/No?
it couldnt hurt at this point
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Re: Asking a postdoctoral fellow for a recommendation, Yes/No?
i think it's fine, especially if the postdoc is your supervisor
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Re: Asking a postdoctoral fellow for a recommendation, Yes/No?
In every law school admissions interview ever, admissions deans invariably recommend getting a letter from someone who knows your academic work best, regardless of position. Get the letter from the postdoc.
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