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A request for writing a Letter
of Recommendation is typically requested from an individual(s)
who have taught (classroom, laboratory, research or training)
or who have worked with or supervised candidates. View our
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Letters of
recommendation are best written by those individuals who
know the candidate well, and can write convincingly about
the candidate's abilities. Academic references should address
the referee's assessment of academic potential. Is the candidate
well suited to graduate/professional school? Is he or she
likely to persist to graduation? What is his or her motivation
to pursue graduate work?
Work-related letters should address the candidate's work habits
and accomplishments, and, if possible, suitability to his
or her chosen career field. If you do not know the candidate
well enough, or do not believe you can write a strong letter
of recommendation, you may wish to decline to write and encourage
the candidate to identify another referee.
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a letter of recommendation, be sure to include the following:
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