anybody have not waived their right to rec letter?
(i think that;s what it is when you are actually trying to see what the letter contains?)
what could be the consequence- will the admissions view it negatively?
i am asking a prof who barely knows me and am nervous about the contents of the letter.
i cant help it because i barely took the time to know any of my professors-
in the end, it's a number game.
but just to make sure i wont be actually harmed by such vague letter, i want to read it before including it.
help? advice?
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lawstudent2999
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Re: Waiving Rights Rec Letter
I've always waived the right, but every time I've asked for a letter of rec, the professor gave me a copy, anyway (along with the one they sent to LSAC).
They say it's viewed negatively on the LSAC site, but I'm not sure if that's really true or not. Either way, I wouldn't risk it. I'd ask the professor for a copy after they sent it to LSAC if they don't already give it to you.
They say it's viewed negatively on the LSAC site, but I'm not sure if that's really true or not. Either way, I wouldn't risk it. I'd ask the professor for a copy after they sent it to LSAC if they don't already give it to you.
