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Tip #1:
DO I NEED LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION? Many colleges and scholarship organizations require Teacher and/or Counselor Recommendation Letters, but some don't. Before making requests, check the requirements on each of your college admission and/or scholarship websites.
Tip #2: Share the completed Letter of Recommendation Form (supplied by College Map Mentor) and your resume with the dean, AP, counselor, teacher.
Tip #3: Make sure you request your letter of recommendation at least one month before you need it.
Tip #4: Don't forget to write a thank you letter to each person who wrote a letter on your behalf.
TYPES OF LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
TYPES OF LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
Teacher:
The purpose of a college admissions resume is to demonstrate to the college that the applicant is capable of academic success by providing an overview of the student's academic and job-related history.Counselor:
It may be required as a part of the student's overall college admissions application.
It may be required when applying for scholarships.Other:
Unlike a job-seeking resume, a college admissions resume should focus on academics rather than past jobs. If the student has held a job or jobs, they should list them, but the bulk of the resume will describe academic achievements and school-related activities.
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