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: A Day in the LifeLetters of Recommendation
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Letters of recommendation are another very important part of your application. Each year, we receive many questions about what your letters should say and who should write them. We read each letter closely, which means that it is very important to take them seriously! We have previously posted three very informative "Tips and Tricks" on letters of recommendation, but I will offer some additional thoughts below.
As you may imagine, the majority of letter read more
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