One of the individuals I would like to write my LOR was not a tenured professor at my university. He was technically an "adjunct assistant professor", but he worked with me in several classes and we have a great relationship-- so I feel like he would be a fantastic candidate. Will it matter to schools that he wasn't a tenured professor?
As a side note, he spent many years as a lawyer and judge before becoming a professor, if that matters.
LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor" Forum
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mjsjr
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LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
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cron1834
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Re: LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
No one will care.
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FloridaCoastalorbust
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Re: LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
doesn't matter and also i have to tell u that u said "right" instead of "write" cuz im a dick
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swampman
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Re: LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
cron1834 wrote:No one will care.
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encore1101
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Re: LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
FloridaCoastalorbust wrote:doesn't matter and also i have to tell u that u said "right" instead of "write" cuz im a dick
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mjsjr
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Re: LOR: the significance of the "assistant professor"
Hah sorry, that's embarrassing. Anyhow, thanks for the responses!FloridaCoastalorbust wrote:doesn't matter and also i have to tell u that u said "right" instead of "write" cuz im a dick
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