<p>Does it matter what year the teacher taught you, 9th, 10th, or 11th?</p>
<p>I asked the counselor that very question. If you look at the questions that they ask the teacher; you can print it in case their email doesn't work. Once all teachers have responded then you can no longer access it. But anyway, the counselor said that it is best to have the most recent teacher. Especially when answering some of the questions. But, if you think you will get a CONSIDERABLY better recommendation from a particular teach. Or they know you a lot better; (Very common in smaller schools where teachers are also coaches, EC coordinators, etc...), then that may be reason to. Anyway, print the form and look at it ahead of time prior to putting in the teacher's name that you are selecting. See if the answer to the question could be viewed negatively from a teacher from 2-3 years ago. Later... Mike....</p>
<p>im pretty sure i saw where it said specifically junior or senior year... idk where though</p>