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01-06-2001, 12:11 AM
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 HOW KOSHER IS IT??? To ask your professor in culinary school for a letter of recommendation after you have completed his/her course? Danielle      |
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01-06-2001, 06:22 AM
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 CheftelDanille, I have interviewed many Culinary grades...And yes some did have letters from their professors. So I think it is "KOSHER" to ask. (just make sure you pass the class)  cc PS Good luck on Monday |
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01-06-2001, 08:07 PM
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| Thank you CC Hope to see you at the party. Danielle P.S. Iam hoping to pass the class |
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01-06-2001, 11:25 PM
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 Most definitely! Good idea to ask for a recommendation from instructors of a class you have taken. As they instruct, they tend to notice your desires and attitude towards learning and everyday task. [This message has been edited by layjo (edited 01-07-2001).] |
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