20 Best Letter of Recommendation Tips in 90 Seconds

Expert admissions advisor, Rob Humbracht, shares 20 letter of recommendation tips as fast as he can give them to you.
Rule of thumb: get the best set of letters you can.
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so touching for an excellent video

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[@abdimohamud5252]

Awesome advice!

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Thanks Abdi, hope your application is coming along well!

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@@PassportAdmissions I am a high school senior starting college in fall. I want to go into Medicine and only Medicine.

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@@PassportAdmissions Can you do a video for high schoolers who want to go to Medicine? Also how early should i start volunteering and studying for the MCAT?

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@@abdimohamud5252 That's a great idea for a video, and we'll certainly keep it in mind! With volunteering, there's probably no such thing as too early, as long as it's not interfering with your academics in any way. It's best to concentrate your time and energy as a volunteer into 1-2 very personally meaningful activities, as opposed to doing a bunch of small things. In terms of the MCAT, we've interviewed an MCAT prep instructor, and he said it's best to give yourself AT LEAST four months to prepare in advance of actually taking the exam. If you're preparing WAY in advance for the test, you should slowly expose yourself to the test's format and types of questions. Save the hardcore studying for closer to the exam, if possible. Here's our interview with the MCAT instructor: www.savvypremed.com/savvy-pre-med/2016/5/9/5-most-common-mcat-mistakes - Rob

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@@PassportAdmissions Thanks for the advice!😀

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Love it! Tysm 🙏