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06-Nov-2009, 17:43
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 Turning down recommendation I recently e-mailed a teacher about meeting to write a recommendation, but she seems busy. Another teacher told me she could write a recommendation, so how should I tell the other teacher that I don't need a letter of recomendation anymore? I don't want to sound rude. Thank you! |
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06-Nov-2009, 23:31
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| Re: Turning down recommendation Dear Ms. Smith/Mr. Jones, Thank you so much for your offer to write me a letter of recommendation. As it happens, I have already completed the application that required the letter, so I do not need a letter at this time. I hope I may keep you in mind for a future reference, if the situation arises. I truly appreciate your generosity.
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