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Hi all,

stupid question but couldn't find the answer anywhere on the forum.

My professor is writing me two letters of recommendation - one general one and a specific one for USC. Is the correct protocol to create two entries under his name in my lsac account (e.g., John's LOR and the other John's LOR USC), print out two separate forms, and give him two separate pairs of stamped envelopes? And can he send both the General and USC-specific rec in one envelope as long as each letter is stapled to the corresponding LSAC rec form I've printed out?

Or am I supposed to send only the general one to LSAC and the USC one directly to USC? Confused...

Thank you.

Send them both to LSAC. I would think that including them in the same envelope, as long as they are each attached to their proper form, would be ok. They do each need a separate form.

rinkrat19 wrote:Send them both to LSAC. I would think that including them in the same envelope, as long as they are each attached to their proper form, would be ok. They do each need a separate form.

I agree with my whole heart.

Bro, you can also avoid this whole envelope drama with a facsimile machine.


your bro,

Semantic

why are my LOR forms printing with NO bar code and just a bunch of numbers? this is so annoying, i hope lsac accepts it

rubydandun wrote:why are my LOR forms printing with NO bar code and just a bunch of numbers? this is so annoying, i hope lsac accepts it

Try a different browser.