<p>I'm not sure if this question has been answered on the other thread about teacher recs....the thread is HUGE and i havent the time to read through all 30 some pages of it! D: haha </p>
<p>Anyways, I am a junior in high school currently thinking about which teachers to ask for recs
The problem is that I feel I do not know my high school teachers well enough for them to write a good recommendation for me </p>
<p>BUT I have been taking classes at my local community college and I feel that one of my professors will be able to write a strong rec for me
Is it okay to ask a college professor to write a recommendation for a high school student?</p>
<p>There are no rules written in stone about this. I’d recommend getting a rec from the CC teacher as well as one from your high school.</p>
<p>My son gave his teachers his resume along with his intended college major.</p>
<p>If your school guidance office sends the recommendations out themselves, then have the CC teacher give you a copy (sealed envelope) for you to give to your guidance office. If your school has the teachers send the recs directly to your colleges, then give your CC prof a list of schools/addresses or provide addressed envelopes. Provide all stamps.</p>
<p>Tell your prof now that you’d like a recommendation. She/he may choose to write it now even though you won’t need it until fall.</p>