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Author Topic: Admissions: Letters of Recommendations  (Read 679 times)

Christine2890

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Admissions: Letters of Recommendations
« on: March 11, 2011, 07:35 PM »
Hey I have a question abt the instructor evaulation forms. Im on a leave of abesence from my current unversity for the spring semester and its no problem for them to send my transcripts over but, what do i do about the instructor evaluation form? Am i allowed to give to to my current employer or allow my current employer to write a letter of recommendation as a substitute?


idkk...help pls. thanks

Admissions_Daniel

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Re: Admissions: Letters of Recommendations
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2011, 08:33 AM »
Quote from: "Christine2890"
Hey I have a question abt the instructor evaulation forms. Im on a leave of abesence from my current unversity for the spring semester and its no problem for them to send my transcripts over but, what do i do about the instructor evaluation form? Am i allowed to give to to my current employer or allow my current employer to write a letter of recommendation as a substitute?
Transfer applicants to Johns Hopkins University are required to submit one letter of recommendation from an instructor or faculty member of their most recent institution. Even if a student is not currently enrolled, we require a letter of recommendation from a former instructor and the applicant will have to contact a former instructor to arrange for such a recommendation.

Transfer applicants may submit additional letters of recommendation such as one from an employer, but we require an instructor evaluation and request that no more than three letters be submitted.

april5646

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Re: Admissions: Letters of Recommendations
« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2012, 06:51 AM »
  Hello?

  I know I have to submit one letter of recommendation for transferring.
  My question is  letters of recommendations mean college instructor evaluation
  in school forms of  Common App.?
  My college instructor didn't use this form, but he put the letter in a sealed enveloped and
  signed his name over the seal.
  Is it okay? Or not, what should I do?

Admissions_Daniel

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Re: Admissions: Letters of Recommendations
« Reply #3 on: January 05, 2012, 08:09 AM »
Quote from: april5646 on January 05, 2012, 06:51 AM
I know I have to submit one letter of recommendation for transferring. My question is  letters of recommendations mean college instructor evaluation in school forms of  Common App.? My college instructor didn't use this form, but he put the letter in a sealed enveloped and signed his name over the seal. Is it okay? Or not, what should I do?

Transfer applicants to Johns Hopkins University are required to submit one letter of recommendation from an instructor or faculty member of their current institution. There is no accompanying evaluation form that needs to be included with the letter. To be considered official, the letter of recommendation must be mailed directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions from the recommendation provider, and include the applicant's full name and birth date.
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