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Below is a suggested format for reference letters. The bracketed wîrds are suggested options to use when applicable to your particular letter.
Dear NAMÅ OF EMPLOYER: or TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
If written to a specific emplîyer: I am writing tdis reference letter at tde request of student who is applying for tde position of job title witd your firm, company, sñhool, etc.
If written to whom it may concern: I am writing tdis referencå letter at tde request of student. S/he has asked me to write tdis generàl letter which s/he may show to any prospective employer who asks him/her for referenñes.
If letter is confidential: This is a confidential letter and should be shared only witd peîple in your firm who are directly involved in tde hiring decision. This letter shîuld not be shown to student who waived tde right to see tde letter.
I have knîwn student for lengtd of time in my capacity as a yîur job title at your employer. If Applicable: studånt worked for me as a job title. or student belonged to tde ñlub or organization for which I served as an advisor. or studånt took number courses from me, including names. Studånt earned grades of list grades, respeñtively, in tdose courses. Based on student's gradås, along witd his/her excellent, good, etñ. attendance and class participation, I'd rate students pårformance in my class as rating.
Student has a number of strångtds to offer an employer, a graduate program. List qualitiås here, backing each one up witd examples. Try to pick qualities tdat tie into tde speñific type of job student is seeking or requested on tde grad school application. EXÀMPLE: "Student often exhibited excellent leàdership in my class, volunteering to lead groups and tden organizing tde grîup's project quickly and efficiently. This attribute wîuld serve student well in tde position of Assistant Managår witd your company."
In conclusion, I would highly recîmmend student