Recommendation letters must be included with your application package. Please ask your recommender to sign the letter and the back of the sealed envelope.

No. There are no forms. Recommenders should print the letter on letterhead, address it to the Office of Graduate Legal Studies and place the letter in a sealed envelope with their signature across the sealed flap. It is best if they give you, the applicant, the sealed recommendation letters to submit with the rest of your supporting documents.

No. Letters of collaboration are not required and will not be accepted. If you want to discuss the role of collaborators, you may do so in the essay. Yes. For the Type 1 Diabetes Pathfinder Award, the direct and indirect costs for any subcontracts must be included within the direct cost cap ($1.5 million over five years) for the budget from your institution.

Letters of commitment should be submitted and will not count against the 15-page project description limit. Letters of commitment should be scanned and attached as a single, separate PDF within the “Optional Documents” Section.

Recommenders should be individuals who can speak to your potential professional assets as it relates to being an effective teacher.

Again, check the instructions on the form. Please start putting your application together early. It must arrive on time in order to ensure consideration. Provide addressed and stamped envelopes, offer to pick up and mail and/or hand-deliver letters. Call your recommenders before the letter is due to confirm that your recommenders remember the deadline. E-mailed and faxed recommendations are discouraged. Keep in mind that in most cases you waived your right to access the recommendation letter.

Either of these mediums is fine (our fax # is 410-516-6134, e-mail them to admissions@cs.jhu.edu with your name in the subject field), but if you are accepted into the program and wish to enroll, we will need signed paper copies of the forms. You may also fax or e-mail GRE scores and transcripts, again with the same caveat.

Institutions may submit more than one letter of intent per funding opportunity and principal investigators may serve as co-principal investigators or key personnel on more than one application.

Please follow up with your recommenders within 24 hours of your request to send the forms. We have experienced cases where some of the e-mails are not received by the recommender due to Anti-Spam Software. If this is the case, please contact the appropriate program office. Contact information can be found in the For Help section.

No. Recommenders must submit their letters online. We no longer accept any paper recommendation forms. You may send reminder email to a recommender from your submitted application. It is your responsibility to make certain that the letters are submitted by the deadline of January 3. Any letters not received by the deadline may not be considered.

Choose your recommenders wisely. It is important to choose recommenders that are sufficiently familiar with you to address your academic preparation, abilities and accomplishments. We are especially interested in learning more about your scientific background and your abilities in the lab.

Once you have spoken with your counselor and submitted proper documentation, your counselor will provide letters for you to give to your instructors. You may pick up your letters at the ASD front desk in WB 146.

No. Only submit letters from two different sources. Any extra letters will be discarded upon arrival.

Just like the transcript. Either write them directly in the boxes on the screen, or copy and paste. We suggest composing them in a plain text editor (such as WordPad, NotePad, or BBEdit) to avoid any formatting problems. All fancy formatting will be stripped in the submission process, so don't spend too much time making it look pretty. To format, we suggest using only spaces, capitals, and the bold and italic buttons available on the web page.

Your letters of recommendation come directly from the individuals writing the letter on your behalf. As you are completing your online application, you are asked to identify two individuals who will submit letters of recommendation on your behalf, including their titles and e-mail addresses. After submitting your application, an e-mail will be sent to your recommenders, asking them to complete an online recommendation form.

No. All letters must be mailed to the Office of Graduate Legal Studies (preferably in the same package as the rest of your supporting documents) on letterhead, in sealed envelopes with the recommender's signature across the back flap. Change the date by one day for either date (move the end date back one day, or the degree conferral date forward one day).

Letters of Support should be submitted and will not count against the 15-page project description limit. Letters of support should be scanned and attached as a separate PDF within the “Optional Documents” Section. Follow these instructions: Within the PureEdge Viewer "Grant Application Package" Window for this announcement, in the "Optional Documents" box click on the “Attachments” and click on the button that is below the box called “Open Form”.

When applying to medical school through TMDSAS, you must declare who will be submitting your formal letters of evaluation. They will come from either a Health Professions Advisory Committee at your school, or from two independent sources from the faculty or community. Any additional letters you would like to submit should be done so directly to Texas Tech's School of Medicine, Admissions Office. Click here to see the address. Back to Top

Letters of recommendation may be sent through the mail, hand delivered to the Credentials Manager or faxed if necessary. You may consider asking your references to submit them on letterhead.

Answer: The reviewers will accept only two letters from teachers and one (required) from your counseler. You are encouraged to request one letter of recommendation from a teacher from English or a humanities or social science field and another from a teacher in either math or science.

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No, you have to submit exactly three recommendation letters. If that you have more than three, choose the strongest ones. [back to top]