Recommendation letters?
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The ones that I have sent and have been sent for me have been hard copies.  These were sent after the resume was reviewed and not included with the resume.
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writing a recommendation letter can sometimes be time consuming, because you want it to be a good represetation of that individual. First thing is to find out as much information about the person. you have to really know the person in order to write a recommendation.of course you want to emphasize the important and good side ot that person. hope this helps
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Write the university and have them mail your their degree programs.... before you can decide you have to know whatis offered...
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You mean you want to write one?\n\nTry looking for examples from people who are in a field similar to yours, and imitate the format and style.  You can ask your professors, for example.
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labs+suggest@google.com
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Letters and through writings published in scientific publications.
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Guess one of the listed templates from this url should help you..\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=appreciation+letter\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Get 2-3 (I forgot) letter recommendation from your professors. \nPass the test exam ( I also don't remember, so ask your graduate counselor)\nGet the fund ready.\nAnd of course, make sure you have time to do it.
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Write them a letter and explain the situation
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I would provide them with pre-addressed, pre-stamped envelopes.  Assuming you have already asked you professor's for their recommendations, and they have agreed, you should let them know NOW that the deadline is 1 December, and contact them again on the 28th to confirm that they have been sent.  You are running a little late here, if people don't know they need to write a letter for you.\n\nAdmissions departments are usually generous with time for this deadline (although they aren't always generous with your own application!)
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Real-Life Template - Sample Recommendation Letter
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wow you need letters of recommendation for preschool? thats messed up.\n\nbut if for somereason they are needed it seams it would need a formal writing style, found this, looks good to me.\n\nhttp://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/jbednar/writingtips.html
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I have several cover letter samples. I do not have the one you ask but I do have samples for Technical,Network Admin,and Management consultant. These might be in the ball park of what your looking for. I've tried to copy and paste them here but the format won't cooperate. You can email me at rlkeebler@yahoo.com and I can send them to you.
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If you go to google and search for "college recommendation letter" it will give you some ideas.
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I have already dealt with this in Yahoo Answers.However I am repeating it here for your convenience:\n\n\nImportance of Recommendations depends on three factors:\n1.The program for which you are applying.\n2.Your aim for applying.\n3.The university you are considering for application.\n\nIf you are having research experience and are applying for a research program or a Research Assistantships than recommendations play an important part.\nSimilarly for Teaching Assistantships.\n\nIf you are considering a top ranked program then also recommendations play an important part. \n\nCorollary of this is your  recommendor's credentials should be impeccable.The recommendations should site some   specific experiences and should not be generic in nature.\n\nAccording to a recent Survey following factors play an important part in an application mix.\n1.Academics\n2.Standardized Test Scores\n3.Recommendations\n4.Essay\n\nAll are important ingredients of the application mix.\n\nI have not mentioned TOEFL because it has a different role to play. For\nadmission if you have a decent TOEFL score it is sufficient.Every university\nor even a program specifies a minimum TOEFL score. If you meet it along with\ngood credentials it is enough.\nHowever it does not imply that if one has  a high TOEFL score it does not\nhave a positive affect on ones application.\nAmong the other credentials the importance of each depends  on the rank of\nthe university you are applying. For Top Universities Academics is more\nimportant and second weightage is given to GRE.As we go down the ranks\nimportance of academics goes on shrinking and GRE starts playing more\nimportant role. This is for a normal student.\nBy my saying this I am not decrying the role of other items in the\napplication  mix i.e. Recos and Essay.\nSufficient it to say that the importance of each item depends on each\nindividuals circumstances.\n\nIf you have a low GRE score it is important that you have good academics.To\nsome extent the negative impact of low GRE score can be balanced by a high\nacademic score.\nThe importance of high academics can be realized when you note that while\nyou can dispense  with low GRE score by taking the test again you cannot\novercome with low academics.\n\nSimilarly if you have low academic score you can be excused to some extent \nfor this by scoring high in GRE. Along with this you should be able to\npresent your case well in your SOP and your Recos should also support your case.\n\nThus you will see from the above that\n\nThe active ingredient in the application mix are\n1. GPA\n2.GRE / GMAT/ SAT\n\nThe supporting ingredients are\n3.RECOS\n4.SOP\n\nThe dormant ingredient is\n5. TOEFL.\nTOEFL comes to play when there is a tie.\n\nIn the case of Business Studies experience is another important aspect. More of it later.\nThe importance of each lies with your circumstances and your choice of a program.\n\nYou can find more details at \nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ADMISSIONSOURCE/\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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A clearence letter for what?
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Well, do you think the person has potential for a career in education?  If so, why?  If not, you probably shouldn't be writing his/her rec.  That's a good place to start.  Many scholarships provide a coversheet for the letters of recommendation, which includes questions for the recommender.  If you have one of those, these questions can serve as a starting point.  If not, think about what makes the student unique.  How do you know him/her?  What makes you want to recommend him/her for the scholarship?  Why do you hope he/she gets it?\n\nStart with an introduction including how you know the student (teacher, friend, etc.), how long you've known them, etc.  From there, talk about what makes him unique in whatever capacity you best know him (student, friend, etc.).  If there's a specific incident that highlights some of the students outstanding qualities, recounting it can be helpful.  If possible, try to support your generalizations with examples and anecdotes.