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Originally posted by lifesaver
I need ya'lls opinion here.
One of the undergrads in the chapter I advise has applied to law school and has asked me for a letter of reference/rec. When he gave me the LSAC form, I told him the same thing all my college professors told me everytime I asked for a letter of rec or reference, which was "you write it and email it to me and I'll make whatever changes and send it on." I told him this and its been over a month now and he hasnt sent me anything. I could very easily ask him or remind him that he needs to send me what he wants me to say, but I dont feel its my responsibility to chase him down. Its his letter of rec, not mine.
Am I in the wrong here? Should I remind him? Should he learn this lesson on his own?
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He is your brother.
-Rudey
--It's not hard to find other people to give these "lessons" to.