Do most people waive the right to see the letters of recommendation submitted by referees?
waiver of right to see recommendation
Posted Jan 30, 2008 04:53
Posted Jan 30, 2008 13:57
I waived all of mine for several reasons:
1. I didn't want to seem rude, etc. to my recommenders;
2. I didn't want to seem like I had anything to hide (from the perspective of the LLM programs - I doubt this consideration is of any consequence);
3. I had previously seen most of my letters anyways (obviously this won't apply to everyone).
1. I didn't want to seem rude, etc. to my recommenders;
2. I didn't want to seem like I had anything to hide (from the perspective of the LLM programs - I doubt this consideration is of any consequence);
3. I had previously seen most of my letters anyways (obviously this won't apply to everyone).
Posted Jan 30, 2008 14:02
SURE, it is important to show that you are sure about your recommendations, I do not think that you will ask for a letter to someone that would something wrong about you.
You should waive the rigth to see your letter.
You should waive the rigth to see your letter.
Posted Jan 31, 2008 00:56
Thanks. I agree.
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