ceeceeroni Posted October 30, 2013 Share Posted October 30, 2013 Applying for school/ educational psych ph.d & masters program i need at least 3 LoR and I have asked 1) my lab supervisor where I am working currently as a post-grad intern -- not sure whether she is going to write a "strong one" or not... -- she knows i can do research though 2) my Resident hall director -- I was an RA for more than 3 years & she knows me very well -- expecting a strong letter about my work ethic and commitment -- yet, no reply from her whether she is going to write me one or not (it's been 2 days.. should i wait longer?) 3) ???????????? -- i was going to ask my psych prof and she said no because she has too many to write and she will be on maternity leave next semester................................... -- who should i ask? --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1> Political Science professor -- i got an A- in her class which is decent since she is a very strict grader; it was writing-intensive class and i think she knows me fairly well 2> Math professor -- I was a TA for his classes but its been almost 4 years.... 3> Chemistry professor -- I was also a TA for his classes and its been almost 4 years..He is probably the one who knows my academic ability the most 4> Psych Ph.D student -- I received an A in her class and she knows me well too! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- So...to make a long story short, my problem is that there is no Psych Ph.D prof who knows me well because I switched from Physician Assistant program to Psych in my senior year........what should i do? please help me! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lisa44201 Posted October 30, 2013 Share Posted October 30, 2013 Get someone from the PA program, preferably your adviser over there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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