Colorado Recommendation Letter for Academic Admission
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As part of your CU Boulder application, you are required to respond to two supplemental essay prompts. These prompts give you a chance to show off what makes you unique and discuss your academic interests. Read along to learn the best ways to approach these essays!
One academic letter of recommendation is required. You may submit up to three additional letters of recommendation if you wish. Your full legal name should be at the top of recommendation letters. You can access the CU-Boulder recommendation request form at colorado.edu/admissions/apply/forms.
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At least 3 letters of recommendation: One must be from an individual who can speak to your successful work with children in a public school classroom. One ideally will be academic in nature and the third from another individual who can speak to your potential success in a graduate program and/or as a classroom teacher.
For first-year applicants, we require one letter to be submitted with your application, and it should be academic in nature. Typically, this means it should come from a teacher or counselor at your high school.
Applicants may submit additional letters of recommendation if they wish, however, doing so is optional. Applicants may also choose to submit a resume or list of co-curricular activities, work experience, leadership positions and awards.
Letters of Recommendation: Applicants may submit one or two letters of recommendation if you wish, however, doing so is optional.
For first-year applicants, we require one letter to be submitted with your application, and it should be academic in nature. Typically, this means it should come from a teacher or counselor at your high school.
