Choosing and Contacting Your Recommenders
Choosing your law school recommenders can seem like a daunting task, especially if you don't have particularly close relationships with tenured professors. However, there are many different kinds of recommenders who can be just as effective as a tenured professor. Together, we'll figure out who to reach out to and how so you can lock in an incredible slate of recommenders!
What's included
- Select recommenders.
- Solicit letters of recommendation.
- Thank recommenders.
Meet your expert
Rachel S.
Law school admissions coach that looks beyond the numbers
I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area in Marin County playing competitive soccer. I have a twin brother and an older brother. I love hiking on Mt. Tamalpais and going to Stinson Beach. I spend a lot of time in San Francisco going to museums, restaurants, and concerts. Since high school and throughout college and law school, I've tutored students in various subjects such as math, Spanish, history, and English in addition to helping high schoolers prepare for AP exams and standardized tests like the ACT and SAT.
