<p>I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to write this.
But-</p>
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<li><p>Are any teacher from all four years of high school allowed to write recs? Say I had a teacher freshman year but that's it. But I stay after school and visit her and sometimes I clean her room (for in-school volunteer hours). Is she allowed to write me a rec? She tells me she's not.</p></li>
<li><p>What do colleges value more? Recs or a rigorous schedule?</p></li>
<li><p>What if you did ED at a college but they didn't give you a scholarship? Are you forced to pay the tuition even if you don't have enough money?</p></li>
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<li> You can get a rec from her but one from a more recent class would probably carry more weight.</li>
<li>It is generally rigor but it depends on the school. Google Common Data Set [school name] and look in Section C7. It shows what weight each component is used in admission.</li>
<li> Not being able to afford the cost is the one reason you can turn down an ED admission. That being said, do you really think you have a chance at good FA or merit scholarships at your ED school? Look at that carefully.</li>
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