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1. Is it frowned upon to e-mail requests?
2. How much is it frowned upon?

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When you say mail that first time, do you mean e-mail? Because I would definitely not send an old-timey letter via pony.
And I also wouldn't just bust into office hours. It's not awkward in and of itself for a grad to pop into a prof's office hours, especially if he/she liked you quite a bit, but office hours are technically for current students, so you don't want to impose. It also could be very awkward if the answer is no.
I personally wouldn't attach anything (resume, etc.) yet. I'd wait for the affirmative.

wealtheow wrote:When you say mail that first time, do you mean e-mail? Because I would definitely not send an old-timey letter via pony.
And I also wouldn't just bust into office hours. It's not awkward in and of itself for a grad to pop into a prof's office hours, especially if he/she liked you quite a bit, but office hours are technically for current students, so you don't want to impose. It also could be very awkward if the answer is no.
I personally wouldn't attach anything (resume, etc.) yet. I'd wait for the affirmative.

I attached everything for mine, to make it as easy as possible for the writer, but I was also fairly confident all of mine would accept. Then, I asked if I could stop by office hours to discuss it.