LOR Waiver Forum
- scottyc66
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LOR Waiver
Is it a good idea to waive your right to view your letters of recommendation. I know LSAC says it's a good idea because it lets your professor be more candid, but how much could this really factor into law school's opinion on how valid your LOR is?
- WhiteyCakes
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Re: LOR Waiver
As someone who has requested letters and also written on behalf of others, you look like a total douche when you don't waive your right.
- whatisthewhat
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Re: LOR Waiver
It's my impression this is something adcomms look at too--Yale's dean of admissions mentions it's a good idea on her blog.scottyc66 wrote:Is it a good idea to waive your right to view your letters of recommendation. I know LSAC says it's a good idea because it lets your professor be more candid, but how much could this really factor into law school's opinion on how valid your LOR is?
- scottyc66
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Re: LOR Waiver
Thanks guys, I already waived my right I was just curious if it really mattered.
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