Included in your package are the following forms:
1. Recommendation Letter for Academic Admission;
2. Recommendation Letter for Academic Scholarship; and
3. Recommendation Letter for Employment.
Illinois Letters of Recommendation Package
State:
Illinois
Control #:
IL-P090-PKG
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Word;
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This package can be used by students and professionals who wish to apply and are seeking recommendation for academic admission or scholarship and/or employment.
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No, UIC has not required letters of recommendation in the past and will not require them as we switch to the Common Application. Students will not be penalized in any way if recommendation letters are not submitted.
You should email the institution to which you are applying and ask their graduate admissions team if they would accept more than three letters. Whether it's acceptable, irrelevant, or above a threshold to send more than 3 letters is subject to the preferences of the institution to which you are applying.
Letters of recommendation help round out your applicant profile.Most selective colleges and universities require one to three recommendation letters with your application, usually from your guidance counselor and at least one teacher.
We at CollegeVine recommend against ever sending more than one additional letter of recommendation, for a total of 4 recommendations (one counselor, two teachers, and one additional letter), but if you're confident that one additional letter would make a substantial positive contribution to your application, go for it!
Three strong letters are better than three strong ones and one lukewarm. Submitting more material doesn't mean that the admissions committee will spend more time with your application. A diluted application may make a weaker overall impression than a short, focused one.
It depends. Generally, Universities and Colleges are holistic in their approach to admissions. If you only manage to submit two letters of rec while being an Olympic gold medalist, for example, they may forgive it.
"We believe that the required teacher and guidance counselor references give us much of the information we need to make thoughtful, well-informed decisions. Additional letters are only helpful if the person writing the recommendation knows the candidate well and can provide new, detailed information."
No, we don't accept letters of recommendation. We'll remove any unsolicited materials, including letters of recommendation, from your file before reviewing your application.
Most selective colleges and universities require one to three recommendation letters with your application, usually from your guidance counselor and at least one teacher. Recommendation letters are typically submitted electronically through the school specific supplements on The Common Application.