LORs from Two years Ago

booksandcoffee · September 2020

Hello when I was originally applying to law school, I was going to apply my senior year of college and so my professors from my major and my two minors wrote me letters based on my performance up until the fall of my senior year. Those letters are up on LSAC/CAS already. Should I ask them to update it since I graduated in May 2019 and did classes that spring? As well as have worked since then? I have been working since I graduated, should I include/ ask my supervisors from my position for a letter?

xtinextine · September 2020

I'm in a similar situation, except I graduated a couple years before you. I'm planning on emailing my professors this week and asking them if they want to update anything. You're not required to ask your supervisors for a LOR, but if you feel comfortable doing so, go for it!

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