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I waived my right to see my letters. One recommender cc'ed me on the letter & I received it today. It reads on the bottom "cc: ____" -my name. Is this going to be harmful &/or should I not submit this letter with my applications? It's from a previous boss for whom I worked as his legal assistant. The letter is nice it's 2 paragraphs & short & sweet, not complaining I just wasn't sure if I expected something long & detailed or right to the point. I was glad he wrote me one, I'm a bit older & have been working quite some time, I do have 2 letters each from a professor. Any advice? Should I submit this one or hold off since anyone who reads it will know that I have as well.
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I guess I have nothing to lose by asking him that. Thank you, as simple as it sounds I just didn't think of that. I appreciate the advice.
Hmm—I'd guess that most admissions officers won't have a problem with it, but there's a chance that someone might value it less. Any chance you can ask the boss to resubmit without you?
Curious what @davidbusis895.busis thinks
Primary concern is the fact that I'm copied on it :/
Any advice? Should I submit this one or hold off since anyone who reads it will know that I have as well.
So the primary concern here is the "cc: ......." at the bottom? Or were you also concerned about the content and length as well?
I'm actually not too sure how the cc: to you will be viewed by admissions.