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mclarenslr500
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Viewing reccos? 13 Jan 2010, 16:12
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Might be a repeat q guys - but how do i see the reccos submitted in my app? (i did not check the waiver thing).
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Viewing reccos? 13 Jan 2010, 16:47
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i may be wrong, but for undergrad, i know not waiving your right meant you had the option to see recommendations after a decision had been rendered.
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i may be wrong, but for undergrad, i know not waiving your right meant you had the option to see recommendations after a decision had been rendered.
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Viewing reccos? 13 Jan 2010, 17:16
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Yeah--I don't necessarily think it means you can do it before they make a decision. Otherwise people would never waive their right and would be calling the Admissions office up and revoking recommendations they didn't like and requesting new ones, which I imagine would be a logistical nightmare.
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Viewing reccos? 13 Jan 2010, 17:56
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As per one of the recommendation forms I submitted, the form says, If you do not waive rights then you have an access to the recommendation when you actually attend the college.