<p>For my math recommendation would you advise having it filled out by my precalc junior teacher who rather liked me or my senior year AP Stats teacher who loves me?</p>
<p>Love is stronger than like 
I would go for the AP Stats, assuming s/he can write</p>
<p>The question is does the love vs. like cancel out the knowing me for a few weeks vs. knowing me for a year. How do colleges look at recommendations from senior year teachers?</p>
<p>I suggest that you ask your AP Stats teacher whether s/he feels that s/he knows you well enough to write a meaningful LOR. If s/he says yes, great. If not, go with the other.</p>
<p>From what ive read, it appears that letters of recomendation are suppose to be written by a scholar who has known you and worked with you for a long time, preferably over a period of years. Plenty of teachers have liked me, but i have done nothing to make one love me (ive never had a teacher two years in a row, except for orchestra but im not exceptionally talented in that area). It seems that i have no one to write a letter of recomendation; id like to know how important one really is so i can plan appropriately for a course of action for the rest of my high school carrear.</p>