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06 Dec 2014, 10:36
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Hello everyone, 
for applying for the MBA intake, as also for the scholarship I will need the recommendation letters from the employer & from my former university professor.
Actually, that would not be a problem, nevertheless I have to prepare the letters myself... If they are OK, my boss and prof. will sign them.
My question is where could I find an example of such a letters so that I could understand how do they have to look like?
Thanks a lot in advance,
GAS.
for applying for the MBA intake, as also for the scholarship I will need the recommendation letters from the employer & from my former university professor.
Actually, that would not be a problem, nevertheless I have to prepare the letters myself... If they are OK, my boss and prof. will sign them.
My question is where could I find an example of such a letters so that I could understand how do they have to look like?
Thanks a lot in advance,
GAS.
07 Dec 2014, 08:23
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Hello
First of all, I would like to advise you against writing the letters yourself. Not only is it unethical, but when you write it yourself, your writing style will creep in these letters and match a lot to the writing style of your essays. The adcoms will see through this and this will destroy your chances of getting admission at all. I would suggest you to convince your profs and boss to write the letters themselves, or find other recommenders who would write the letters themselves. If you cant, I suggest you hand over the task to someone else.
As to what should go into your letter, university websites would have clear instructions on it. What qualities your recommenders should highlight and comment upon, etc, different universities will have different advice for it. Club all the instructions while getting your letters ready. They should be as specific as possible. For example, your letter shouldn't just say that you excel at multi-tasking, rather show it with an example, a situation where you multi-tasked effectively.
Hope this helps
All the best
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First of all, I would like to advise you against writing the letters yourself. Not only is it unethical, but when you write it yourself, your writing style will creep in these letters and match a lot to the writing style of your essays. The adcoms will see through this and this will destroy your chances of getting admission at all. I would suggest you to convince your profs and boss to write the letters themselves, or find other recommenders who would write the letters themselves. If you cant, I suggest you hand over the task to someone else.
As to what should go into your letter, university websites would have clear instructions on it. What qualities your recommenders should highlight and comment upon, etc, different universities will have different advice for it. Club all the instructions while getting your letters ready. They should be as specific as possible. For example, your letter shouldn't just say that you excel at multi-tasking, rather show it with an example, a situation where you multi-tasked effectively.
Hope this helps
All the best
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12 Dec 2014, 02:42
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GAS808
Hi GAS,
You could try to search on the internet for the same but please remember that every individual is different and their aspirations and experiences would also be different so looking at samples might not be of that much help to you.
Let us know if you would have any other specific question about GMAT preparation and we would be happy to guide.
