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26 Feb 2017, 18:41
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Thank you for your reply.
I've read admissions articles that advise to read the letters to make sure they are good enough before using them. If what you say is true, then this advice is not possible to follow.
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I've read admissions articles that advise to read the letters to make sure they are good enough before using them. If what you say is true, then this advice is not possible to follow.
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26 Feb 2017, 19:28
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If you want to make sure the letter is "good" before submitting it, you should coordinate with your recommender to review them prior to submission. I've never heard of someone reviewing them for quality / content after they have been submitted.
27 Feb 2017, 12:09
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Right. I referred to that information to show that it has been suggested that such information could be obtained from the application itself after the letters have been submitted and before the application itself has been submitted.
So my question remains: How can I obtain this information now? If not until accepted/rejected, how then?
So my question remains: How can I obtain this information now? If not until accepted/rejected, how then?
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