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PSA for Juniors: It’s Time to Think About Letters of Recommendation — The Who, What, When, and How in 2025

Admissions Mom

Sometimes, it can feel like much of the application process revolves around what other people think of you. And because you cant control those perceptions, you might find the whole application process intensely frustrating. This is especially true when it comes to letters of recommendation. Hello Juniors!

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Harvard Letters of Recommendation: Everything You Need to Know

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Out of all the moving pieces of your Harvard application, letters of recommendation can feel a bit out of your control. Let’s break down everything you need to know about Harvard letters of recommendation: how many you need, what Harvard wants to see in them, and how to guarantee yours makes a strong and lasting impression.

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Will Your Letters of Recommendation Impress Admissions?

Top Tier Admissions

Letters of recommendation play a vital role in a student’s successful college or grad school admissions journey. Small yet mighty, these letters provide insight on a student’s academic strengths and potential contributions to their campus or program. HOW TO MAXIMIZE YOUR LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION 1.

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Letters of Recommendation: An Overview

Solomon Admissions

Colleges and universities review many items as part of a holistic application review: grades, courses, test scores, activity list/resume, and letters of recommendation (LOR). Let’s dive deeper into the role a LOR plays, and the different types of letters that can be submitted on an applicant’s behalf.

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Grades and Course Rigor Matter the Most in College Admissions

Great College Advice

Grades and Course Rigor Matter the Most in College Admissions The most recent National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) State of College Admission Report updated its four-year college members’ survey of the Factors in the Admission Decision. College admissions officers read and re-read your transcript.

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What to Do If Your College Application is Deferred

Great College Advice

By being deferred, the college is telling you that it has been unable to make a final decision on your application. The school is essentially holding onto your application to see how you will compare to its regular decision applications. The letter should illustrate the steps you have taken to improve your grade (i.e.

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Letters of Recommendation Advice and an Example

Solomon Admissions

Most competitive schools require letters of recommendation (LOR). The letters of recommendation that are submitted with your application are read with great care and are considered one of the most important parts of your application. They do not do so lightly.