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Hey guys! I'm an Ontario student applying for the first time applying to AMCAS. I know that it says you can add reference letters after you submit your AMCAS application. So, if I wanted to submit my primary application so that it can get verified (because I know I'm a bit late to the game and July is the busy season), am I able to just select "I have no letters to add" and then submit my application and add my letter entries afterwards. Or, is it best to add at least one or two of my references in now, before I submit.
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If I apply for both PT and OT programs, do I need 2 sets of letter of reference (2 LOR for PT program and another 2 LOR for OT program)? Thanks in advance.
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Hey everyone, I've submitted my primary and have gotten it verified, and also have my letters of recommendation marked as received. However, what I realized later is that these LORs explicitly need signatures and letter heads (some thing I did not mention to my writers). While some of them have experience using AMCAS, I don't think they all do. My question is, will I get a notification from AMCAS/any particular medical school when I attempt to submit my secondaries, that my letter of reference does not meet the requirements. At this point, I'm just assuming that one of my referees miss
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First post here! I am finishing a bachelor of science in Kinesiology, BUT, the degree is within the faculty of education. Logically, I thought that Kinesiology courses would be science, but its not in the faculty of science. This is also a completely different degree to recreation and health education, which is also at our school, where students would take a bunch of sport courses like "Badminton" and they receive a bachelor of arts. In Kinesiology, we take cellular physiology, systemic physiology, exercise physiology, motor learning, motor control, functional anatomy, etc. In addition,
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Hi all, Applying to Western this year and am a little worried about my LORs. I have two solid ones - one from my supervisor at the Public Health Agency of Canada and one from a professor I have now done two thesis projects with, both of whom I know intimately. However, I`m at a loss for a third reference letter. I have a couple people who are willing to write me a letter but have basically stated that they wouldn`t be able to give me a super good reference because they don`t know me very well. I have heard that the LOR process is more of a red flag at some other schools, but is this
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Just wondering what your thoughts are on reference letter length, font, size? Is a good target 1 page, 12 font?
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Hey folks, I have a few questions regarding the selection of referees, particularly the character/non-academic reference, for McMaster and NOSM (although insight on how any of the Ontario schools evaluate referees is welcome). Some of these q's have been pseudo-answered on the board but please let me know if you guys have any suggestions for my specific situation (or post a link if any of these can be answered on another thread). Apologies in advance for the lengthy post! A bit of background: I just finished my second UG degree and feel confident with my main academic referee. For the