lor description
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 9:11 pm
if i am getting a 3rd lor only for schools that ask for 3, what should i put down as the description?
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It doesn't matter. Put a name that will help YOU remember which letter it is. Schools won't even see it. I just titled mine with the name of the writer.yoiav wrote:if i am getting a 3rd lor only for schools that ask for 3, what should i put down as the description?
law4vus wrote:It doesn't matter. Put a name that will help YOU remember which letter it is. Schools won't even see it. I just titled mine with the name of the writer.yoiav wrote:if i am getting a 3rd lor only for schools that ask for 3, what should i put down as the description?
They must of changed this if this is the case. They never used to see it.yoiav wrote:law4vus wrote:It doesn't matter. Put a name that will help YOU remember which letter it is. Schools won't even see it. I just titled mine with the name of the writer.yoiav wrote:if i am getting a 3rd lor only for schools that ask for 3, what should i put down as the description?
The letter description you enter will be printed on your Letter of Recommendation form. Law schools will receive both your LOR form and the letter, so write your description carefully. Examples: Use "for all law schools" if you want to assign the letter to multiple schools; use "for X law school" if it is intended for one specific school; use "for schools with (health) law programs" if intended for schools with specialized programs.
sounds like the schools do see it
--ImageRemoved--bport hopeful wrote:They must of changed this if this is the case. They never used to see it.yoiav wrote:law4vus wrote:It doesn't matter. Put a name that will help YOU remember which letter it is. Schools won't even see it. I just titled mine with the name of the writer.yoiav wrote:if i am getting a 3rd lor only for schools that ask for 3, what should i put down as the description?
The letter description you enter will be printed on your Letter of Recommendation form. Law schools will receive both your LOR form and the letter, so write your description carefully. Examples: Use "for all law schools" if you want to assign the letter to multiple schools; use "for X law school" if it is intended for one specific school; use "for schools with (health) law programs" if intended for schools with specialized programs.
sounds like the schools do see it
bport hopeful wrote:"LOR 3"
See ya never.BiglawOrBust wrote:Some bag of douche statement
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May I suggest "for schools that want 3 LOR's"?LSAC FAQ Section wrote:
"The purpose of the description on the letter of recommendation form is to guide you in assigning letters to law schools.
A letter that you plan to send to multiple schools might be called “for all law schools.”
A letter intended for one specific school could be described as “for X law school.”
A letter for schools with certain specialized programs could be described as “for schools with (health) law programs.”
Blessedassurance wrote:May I suggest "for schools that want 3 LOR's"?LSAC FAQ Section wrote:
"The purpose of the description on the letter of recommendation form is to guide you in assigning letters to law schools.
A letter that you plan to send to multiple schools might be called “for all law schools.”
A letter intended for one specific school could be described as “for X law school.”
A letter for schools with certain specialized programs could be described as “for schools with (health) law programs.”
i also didnt want that recommender to think he was bottom of my listyoiav wrote:Blessedassurance wrote:May I suggest "for schools that want 3 LOR's"?LSAC FAQ Section wrote:
"The purpose of the description on the letter of recommendation form is to guide you in assigning letters to law schools.
A letter that you plan to send to multiple schools might be called “for all law schools.”
A letter intended for one specific school could be described as “for X law school.”
A letter for schools with certain specialized programs could be described as “for schools with (health) law programs.”
i tried that......didnt fit
You dont even have a tar???BiglawOrBust wrote:+1bport hopeful wrote:The New York Mets are garbage.BiglawOrBust wrote:Some bag of douche statement