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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Letter Writing
Please rate & comment on my recommendation letter.
Hi all,
How are you? would you mind rate & comment on this recommendation letter for me.
With much gratefulness.
To Whom It May Concern:
This reference letter is provided at the written request of **** who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf.
I have known *** for the past 8 months as he has taken the *** course which I teach. As his professor, I have had an opportunity to observe the student’s participation and interaction in class and to evaluate the student’s knowledge of the subject matter. I would rate the student’s overall performance in these subjects as excellent. This is evidenced by his grades – 97%.
*** was one of the most dedicated of my students. He always came prepared to lab, asked good questions, and frequently volunteered to present his work. Many *** concepts are not straightforward, and it was evident that *** put a great deal of effort and time into learning the material. He was one of the hardest working students. His lab group benefited immensely from his inquisitive style.
As per his performance records, he can be placed in the top 1% of a class of 35 students in my subject and is placed on the overall in the top 5%. He is intelligent, inquisitive and yearns to gain an in-depth knowledge. With his determination and hard work I have no doubt that he will succeed in all his endeavors.
I believe the student would perform competently with your organization and has potential if challenged.
If you would like to discuss this further, please feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Prof. Dr. ***
How are you? would you mind rate & comment on this recommendation letter for me.
With much gratefulness.
To Whom It May Concern:
This reference letter is provided at the written request of **** who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf.
I have known *** for the past 8 months as he has taken the *** course which I teach. As his professor, I have had an opportunity to observe the student’s participation and interaction in class and to evaluate the student’s knowledge of the subject matter. I would rate the student’s overall performance in these subjects as excellent. This is evidenced by his grades – 97%.
*** was one of the most dedicated of my students. He always came prepared to lab, asked good questions, and frequently volunteered to present his work. Many *** concepts are not straightforward, and it was evident that *** put a great deal of effort and time into learning the material. He was one of the hardest working students. His lab group benefited immensely from his inquisitive style.
As per his performance records, he can be placed in the top 1% of a class of 35 students in my subject and is placed on the overall in the top 5%. He is intelligent, inquisitive and yearns to gain an in-depth knowledge. With his determination and hard work I have no doubt that he will succeed in all his endeavors.
I believe the student would perform competently with your organization and has potential if challenged.
If you would like to discuss this further, please feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Prof. Dr. ***
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Just a matter of style, mostly (and leave two blank spaces after a period at the end of a sentence): To Whom It May Concern: This reference letter is provided at the written request of **** , who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf. I have known *** for the past eight months , as he has taken the *** course which I teach. As his professor, I have had an opportunity to observe the student’s participation and interaction in class and to evaluate the student’s knowledge of the subject matter.
- Just a matter of style, mostly (and leave two blank spaces after a period at the end of a sentence): To Whom It May Concern: This reference letter is provided at the written request of **** , who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf.
- I have known *** for the past eight months , as he has taken the *** course which I teach.
- As his professor, I have had an opportunity to observe the student’s participation and interaction in class and to evaluate the student’s knowledge of the subject matter.
- I would rate the student’s overall performance in these subjects as excellent.
- This is evidenced by his grades, averaging 97%.
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Just a matter of style, mostly (and leave two blank spaces after a period at the end of a sentence):
To Whom It May Concern:
This reference letter is provided at the written request of ****, who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf.
I have known *** for the past eight months, as he has taken the *** course which I teach. As his prof
To Whom It May Concern:
This reference letter is provided at the written request of ****, who has asked me to serve as a reference on his behalf.
I have known *** for the past eight months, as he has taken the *** course which I teach. As his prof
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I am in a professional writing class this semester and have already received some valuable tips which I shed to you. Do not use to "whom it may concern." Do some research and find something more specific. Do not use passive verbs (am, was, is, are, have, be,). Do not use no, not, or anything negative (neither, nor, etc.). For example, where you state "I have no doubt that he will succeed in all hi
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I am in a professional writing class this semester and have already received some valuable tips which I shed to you. Do not use to "whom it may concern." Do some research and find something more specific. Do not use passive verbs (am, was, is, are, have, be,). Do not use no, not, or anything negative (neither, nor, etc.). Where you state, "I have no doubt that he will succeed in all his endeavors
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