Tips on Letters of Recommendation | Grad School App Advice

[@kian3319]

Your videos are very helpful and contain very good tips and adivce. I especially like that you first explain the why of the topic; LoR, research experience, etc. Thank you!

[@bonchonjonjon]

Thanks! I'm glad this was useful.

[@kambakhsheskandari7337]

Great video once again! please make videos regarding sop and statement of research and cv especially for undergrads of EE majors applying for direct phd programs, Thank you!!!

[@bonchonjonjon]

Thanks, glad it was helpful! There might be some videos on the channel to check out on some of these topics. I might make more in the future.

[@lila_shanoooooon]

Good content! But I've done research with the same prof for three years so i only got 1 good letter of rec😢

[@W81Researcher]

I haven't done anything like this. Is this what grad schools want?

[@maxladabaum3746]

Do you have any advice for those coming from industry? Should I ask for a LOR from my manager (R&D)?

[@bonchonjonjon]

Yes, if you are proud of your accomplishments at your position, the supervisor sound like a great choice.

[@obibiniba]

Thanks for the video

[@bonchonjonjon]

Glad this helped!

[@yasandiperera4470]

Probably one of the best videos on this topic. Would expect nothing less from a leaf ninja. Thank you!

[@AnshGupta-o8t]

Do you have tips for freshmen or sophomores in undergrad trying to get involved with research?

[@scottking6481]

Do you have a major advisor yet? Ask him/her

[@bonchonjonjon]

There are lots of things to try out. If you're looking, you could try asking a professor of a class to see if they are taking students. Sometimes, there are dept announcements with openings available. And yes I agree with the suggestion of talking with your advisor as well if they have any leads.