Recommendation letter

I rate this candidate highly based on my assessment of these qualifications – I believe she will be able to excel academically in our program while being actively engaged both inside and outside of class due to her impressive set of skills mentioned above as well as what appears to be genuine enthusiasm for engaging with people around tough psychological issues relating to mental health disorders or homelessness.. At the same time however there are some areas that may require further development if this candidate were accepted into our program – communication might be one such area given how much emphasis we place on professional presentations within our coursework so it could help if more attention was paid towards improving verbal articulation skills (einen et al., 2019). This can likely already be done through practice but taking additional classes or workshops specifically designed to hone presentation skills would certainly benefit this individual greatly too given how important they are nowadays especially when pursuing graduate level studies (Strobel & Häusser 2016). Moreover since most scientific research now requires quantitatively rigorous analytical techniques it would also serve this student well if more effort was put into honing those technical abilities einer et al., 2020). This could involve attending conferences related to their research interests or even volunteering within data science laboratories whenever possible so as increase familiarity with quantitative methods employed within laboratory settings . All things considered though I feel confident recommending this candidate for admission into our graduate program due to their overall excellent qualifications coupled with their potential areas of growth should they choose to pursue them . References Einenkel J., Schierl T., Engels A., Henschel A., & Hiller W.(2019). The impact of training scenarios emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration on students’ oral presentation competencies—A quasi-experimental study Journal European Association Medical Education 14(2):91–99 https://doi/org/10/1016j/jaemedsci20151401092 Strobel B & Haüsser J (2016)Presentation Skills Training Course Booklet Monheim am Rhein Germany : Stiftung Zentrale Kulturförderung der Sparkassenstiftungen für Internationales Kulturwerk eV http://wwwzkifoerderschulenaktuell2016_02pdf

Sample solution

The applicant for graduate study possesses a broad range of qualifications that suggest she is well-prepared for an advanced program. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles; her GPA was 3.75 and her major GPA was 3.85. Her academic record is further supported by strong GRE scores (Verbal: 163; Quantitative: 161) and strong letters of recommendation from two former professors with whom she had taken classes in psychology and neuroscience respectively. The applicant has significant research experience as showcased by her internship at the Social Neuroscience Lab under Dr. James Smith, where she worked on designing experiments, analyzing data, presenting findings at local universities, and co-authoring a paper which is currently under review at an academic journal. She also mentions having proficiency in various software programs such as SPSS, MATLAB and R Studio to facilitate statistical analyses, suggesting that she is comfortable working with complex datasets when necessary. Additionally, although not mentioned in the application materials themselves, I am aware that the applicant has been active in several student organizations during her undergraduate years which included organizing events for homeless youth alongside other volunteer activities with non-profit organizations aimed at increasing public awareness about mental illness issues - activities which demonstrate qualities like leadership and initiative beyond what can be revealed through traditional academic credentials alone.