I am an older applicant. Is there any advice for choosing recommenders between old and new LOR’s? Depending on the school, I must choose at least 2 letters. I have 2 current LOR’s and 2 from 13 years ago, which is when I first thought about going to law school. The 2 old ones were from very articulate Commanders of mine, One of whom was a lawyer who graduated from one of the schools I would like to go to.
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I am an older applicant. Is there any advice for choosing recommenders between old and new LOR’s? Depending on the school, I must choose at least 2 letters. I have 2 current LOR’s and 2 from 13 years ago, which is when I first thought about going to law school. The 2 old ones were from very articulate Commanders of mine, One of whom was a lawyer who graduated from one of the schools I would like to go to.