| Your scholarship application is due in
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| | time. Then, you willbring the letters by
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| ten days. It musthave three
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| | for their signatures. They caninspect the
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| recommendation letters attached, and, so
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| | documents before you send them in.
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| far,you have not gotten any back from
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| | Ahand-written signature is always best.
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| your teachers. A note toeach of them last
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| | Who should you ask? Does it make a
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| week hasn't gotten any results. Talkabout
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| | difference? Yes, it doesmatter. Know
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| strained nerves. All the work to get the
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| | this: English and foreign language
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| applicationready, and now letters are
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| | teachersgenerally write the best letters.
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| halting the process.
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| | They personalize themand may write from a
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| This is a scenario that repeats itself
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| | half to a whole page. They alsoproduce
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| hundreds andthousands of times each year.
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| | results that have no spelling or
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| You can avoid this problemby taking
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| | grammaticalerrors. Again, and this is a
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| important appropriate actions. Start by
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| | general statement, coachesand physical
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| askingfor your recommendation letters at
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| | education teachers write the shortest
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| least six weeks inadvance. This allows
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| | remarksand may have many mistakes in
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| busy teachers to take their time
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| | spelling and grammar. But,go with your
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| inwriting great responses. After two
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| | best options regardless of teaching
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| weeks remind them witha note in their
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| | position.
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| mailboxes. Seven days after that make
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| | Use your high school letterhead, when
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| avisit to their classroom. Remind them in
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| | possible.
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| person that yourapplication could be late
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| | Remember to ask your teacher if they can
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| and disqualified and that youwill come by
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| | write a positiveresponse. If not, move
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| in a few days to pick it up. Thank him
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| | on. A probable scholarshipwinner
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| orher again and then stop by once more.
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| | fulfilled all requirements with a big
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| One way to avoid total mayhem is to ask
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| | plus and wasin line to receive an $8,000
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| for more lettersthan is really needed
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| | award. Everything was superexcept for one
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| (awards may vary in the number ofletters
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| | recommendation letter. She assumed her
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| neededIf the requirement is two for an
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| | coachwould write a glowing response. He
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| award, askfour people.
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| | didn't. Don't let thathappen to you. She
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| If you are applying for more than a
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| | didn't win.
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| couple of scholarshipawards (and you
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| | Follow the same time-line for all
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| really should be), ask if the teacher
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| | requests, and rememberthis: everything in
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| orwhoever would be willing to put their
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| | life is a decision, make the right
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| comments on a CD.
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| | onestoday for your college scholarship
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| Remind them that you will be sending out
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| | success.
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| dozens ofapplications. It will save them
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