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Hello everyone,
I’m looking for advice regarding a Letter of Recommendation issue in my application. I have already received my LORs, but I did not waive my right to view the recommendation when submitting the request. The recommender has uploaded the letter, but my application itself has not been submitted yet.
My questions are:
  1. How serious is this mistake in practice?
  2. Would it be advisable to exclude this LOR and request a new one, this time waiving my right to view it or is it better to proceed with the existing LOR, given that the content is already submitted?
IMHO, if the b-schools are giving you an option, you can exercise either choice. It should not impact the b-school's decision to invite you for interview.

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