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Letters of Recommendation

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4thpage

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I've seen people advising that letters of recommendation from high ranking military officials, congressman, etc. are really good to have. How does one go about getting those? Does a person have to know one of these people personally, or is there some sort of process a person can go through? Just curious.

Thanks,
Alan
 
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tali264

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I agree with Mari. I got my letters from professors and one of my former coaches. To add a little bit extra I got the dean to write a cover letter for one of my professors letters. I think someone who knows your work ethic and leadership ability will have more influence than someone who only knows your name.
 
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Dave Shutter

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If you know a retired Adm. or a CEO, great. If not then definitely make it someone who knows you and make sure the letter illustrates your professional capability, not just: "Pick him, he's a great guy".
 
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