I've been out of school for about a year and a half and I'm currently working at a law firm. I have one really strong letter of recommendation from a professor in addition to a good/strong letter from a partner at work.
The consensus on TLS seems to be that I should submit at least two academic letters of recommendation since I'm less than 2-3 years out of college, however, I'm having a hard time coming up with a 2nd academic reference. Of the professors that do come to mind, I would expect to receive an okay/average letter of recommendations from them.
Is it worth requesting and submitting a 2nd academic letter of recommendation with my application even if I know it won't be as strong as the two letters I already have? (at schools like CCN?)
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- MistakenGenius
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Re: Another LOR Question
very helpful. thank you!
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Re: Another LOR Question
Here's my thread with pretty much the same question, and another solid answer, in case it's useful: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 2&t=234873
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