I almost CALI'd corporations, and this prof would write me an awesome letter of recommendation. However, I already have a job lined up for the summer, and he's leaving soon for retirement. I want this LOR on file for the future.
Has anyone ever secured a LOR and just saved it for future use? Do law professors typically allow this?
I doubt he wants to be bothered to write letters after he retires.
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Re: Securing a Letter of Recommendation before Prof retires
People can still write LOR after retirement.BrooklynLaw16 wrote:I almost CALI'd corporations, and this prof would write me an awesome letter of recommendation. However, I already have a job lined up for the summer, and he's leaving soon for retirement. I want this LOR on file for the future.
Has anyone ever secured a LOR and just saved it for future use? Do law professors typically allow this?
I doubt he wants to be bothered to write letters after he retires.
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Re: Securing a Letter of Recommendation before Prof retires
Sure they CAN. But it's probably better to have it done now, and to keep it for future use.
I wouldn't want to be bothered by people after I retire while I'm lounging on some beach in the Caribbean.
I wouldn't want to be bothered by people after I retire while I'm lounging on some beach in the Caribbean.
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Re: Securing a Letter of Recommendation before Prof retires
Why don't you just ask the prof which he prefers
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