<p>^ You still need to aske professors individually for LOR. The letters are sent to the committee. Then, the committee write ONE letter based on the info contained in the LOR from the professors. Likely, the medical school adcom only reads the committee letter, not the LORs from your professors, even though in principle they may read professor’s LOR. (but likely not, if an adcom has 5000 to 10000 applications to review.)</p>
<p>At least this is my understanding about how this works.</p>
<p>I suspect that the medical school admission office has relatively much smaller budget as compared to that for a college – the latter is likely a more “profitable” business for a university. (Maybe I should not call a school a business. It is a non-profitable organization afterall.)</p>