Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in? Forum
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Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
I'm unclear whether you can read the entire LOR sent in by someone before you decide to submit it as part of the application on the LSAC website. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Thanks.
- Blessedassurance
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
No. Why would you think so?yu9ePUsw wrote:I'm unclear whether you can read the entire LOR sent in by someone before you decide to submit it as part of the application on the LSAC website.
- Kess
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
Well if you, hopefully, waived your rights to see the letter anyway, right?
- mrtoren
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
Absolutely not. That's why they're letters of recommendation. If the writer had to worry about what the receiver thought of the letter, the letters would not reflect his/her true opinion.
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
I actually didn't waive the right, not even thinking of how it could mess me up. I didn't go to read the letters either- I didn't care.
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
where do you waive the right to read? TIA
- bport hopeful
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
The answer is no.
This thread should be locked.
This thread should be locked.
- rinkrat19
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Re: Can you "Read" an LOR on the LSAC website once it's sent in?
Don't you read things before you sign them? Look at the LOR form.FloridaCoastalorbust wrote:where do you waive the right to read? TIA