The form should be given to the institution which granted or will grant the first undergraduate degree. Applicants who have done graduate work should copy Form B and submit it to the appropriate official at all schools where they were enrolled in a degree-seeking program, in addition to supplying a copy to their undergraduate institution. Form B is not intended as a personal recommendation, and the official need not know the applicant in order to answer the questions. We request these from Law School Admission Services when we receive your application. You may want to include a brief explanation in your personal statement.
Letters of recommendation can in some cases have a significant effect on the admission decision.
The strongest recommendations are those submitted by a teacher who knows your work well and can give a well-substantiated assessment of your academic potential. For applicants who have been out of school for some time, professional recommendations are appropriate. A maximum of two recommendations will be accepted. Additional recommendations cannot be considered. Accordingly, you should choose your recommenders judiciously.