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Recommendation letters are an important part of your application. They communicate a lot of revealing information about you to admissions officers, who are looking for students with impressive academic, personal, and social skills who will succeed in college and beyond, in whatever way that's authentic to them.

Yes, recommendation letters are completely confidential and students can NEVER view the contents of the letter. Once you upload a rec letter, it's attached to the student's profile and they can see their various rec letters listed under their "Documents" tab (within their "Profile").

FeffA successful letter should avoid:General language or overly broad descriptors of the student's performance in the classroom;Focusing on a student's punctuality or ability to complete the readings.Too much time and attention detailing the relationship with the student or the content of the course.More items...

A confidential letter is one in which the letter writer wants the contents to remain private and the recipient is expected to keep the disclosures and information in the letter a secret.Confidential letters of reference often accompany college applications.

The short answer is yes, recommendations are important, and are among the many factors that colleges look at when making admissions decisions.

From your recommendation letters, admissions officers can learn about your academic interests and motivations, your personal qualities, and your contribution to your school community. These features, added together, present a vision of your future role and accomplishments at college.

Don't fall into these common traps based on unconscious gender bias.Keep it professional.Be careful raising doubt.Stay away from stereotypes.Emphasize accomplishments,Don't stop now!We all share bias.Mention research &