I am applying to an interdisciplinary PhD program that combines creative fields, the humanities, and traditional academic research. The program stresses applied research and requires professional experience in the field. I am doing very well in my graduate program (4.0 GPA going into my final year of grad school); but have not become particularly close with many profs, as I have been working in my field while in school. The PhD program requires three LORs for admissions... would it be acceptable to include one from a professional colleague/supervisor in the field if the other two are from profs?
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I am applying to an interdisciplinary PhD program that combines creative fields, the humanities, and traditional academic research. The program stresses applied research and requires professional experience in the field. I am doing very well in my graduate program (4.0 GPA going into my final year of grad school); but have not become particularly close with many profs, as I have been working in my field while in school. The PhD program requires three LORs for admissions... would it be acceptable to include one from a professional colleague/supervisor in the field if the other two are from profs?
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