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Your Recommendations Matter
Juniors, college applications may seem far away, but now is the time to request recommendation letters from your teachers. These letters help admissions representatives to get a better understanding of who you are and what you’re likely to contribute to their … Continue reading
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Top Tips to Get the Best Letters of Recommendation
Do you know who is writing your college letters of recommendation? Most colleges require a minimum of two letters of recommendation from your teachers and one from your guidance counselor. Check school websites for their specific requirements. You may want … Continue reading
Securing The Best Recommendations
Juniors, with finals coming and then summer around the corner, college applications may seem far away. But now is a great time to get a jump start and request recommendation letters from your teachers for your fall applications. Here are … Continue reading
How To Request The Best Recommendations
Seniors, most colleges require a minimum of two letters of recommendation from your teachers and one from your guidance counselor. Check school websites for their specific requirements. You may want to include a letter an additional letter if you’ve made … Continue reading
Top Tips for Requesting Recommendations
Seniors, this is the time to request recommendation letters from your teachers for your applications. Most colleges require a minimum of two letters of recommendation from your teachers and one from your guidance counselor— check school websites for specific requirements. … Continue reading
Requesting Recommendations
Seniors, if you haven’t already done so, it’s time to ask two academic teachers to write letters of recommendation. The following are helpful tips to help you secure these recommendations: Make your requests now in order to give your teachers enough … Continue reading
Requesting Recommendations
Seniors, it’s time to ask two academic teachers to write letters of recommendation, if you haven’t already done so. The following are helpful tips to aid you in securing these recommendations. Make your requests now in order to give your … Continue reading
