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Application season is here, and recommendation letters are one of the first things admissions officers look at. But as a student, you never get to see what's written about you, and that uncertainty can be nerve-wracking. How do you secure a truly strong letter of recommendation? This article will help you to find out.

How to Get a Strong Letter of Recommendation Most colleges require two to three letters of recommendation, typically including one from a school counselor and one or two from teachers. The purpose of a recommendation letter is to provide a third-party evaluation of the applicant. Simply put, the recommender is speaking on your behalf and advoc...