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Anonymous asked:
lawyeringinlilly-deactivated201 answered:
Yes I would ask those professors if you feel comfortable, I asked a professor that I had for 3 or 4 semesters. They likely can attest to your work/personality (and since you got As they should be able to say nice things). I would try to ask in person if possible, maybe at office hours or something, but if that’s really not possible I would send a formal email. If they don’t know you too well outside of having you for multiple semesters, send them your resume after you ask them to write a letter and they agree (although I generally do this anytime I ask for a letter of recommendation).
So, either in person or in an email, you might say something like “I am starting applications to law school and am required per the admissions council to have two letters of recommendation. I was wondering if you would be able to write one of them, since I’ve had you as a professor for some time and have done well in your classes. I would like to have my applications completed by X date, and I can email you a copy of my resume if you would be willing to write.”
When you email the resume, summarize the conversation and include the deadline for the letter. Most professors will forget if they don’t have a hard copy of the information. You could just say something like “thank you for agreeing to write me a letter of recommendation. Per our conversation earlier/yesterday/whenever, I have attached my resume to aid you in preparing the recommendation. I hope to have my completed applications submitted by X date (or when you want the letters by). I will be sending a request via LSAC for you to upload the letter. If you have any issues or any questions during this process, please feel free to contact me. Thank you again”
I hope this helps! I always feel so awkward asking for letters of rec but this little “system” has helped me and always run smoothly.
maggie-macdonald
Anonymous asked:
Yes! I’m always selling my clothes. If I don’t wear them I like to get rid of them so they’re not sitting around, and someone else can get better use out of them! I really think less is more and I like having a simple closet, my style is very simple and basic!
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