So...is this for a counsler or teacher?!

Applying to College
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<p>Yes another stupid rec question, I'm sorry.</p>

<p>Some schools like Loyola and Depaul have counsler/teacher recemendations. So I was wondering, can you give these to teachers instead of counslers? (told you it was stupid) </p>

<p>It seems like it but there seems to be sections which I think a normal teacher can't fill out like "how would you rate the student's course choices?" or the little note in the bottom asking to send this and the transcipt to a certian adress. To be honest I would perfer my teacher to write it for me since she knows me better than my counsler and I'll get a less generic rec, but I don't want to make any mistake.</p>

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<p>Give it to you counselor.</p>

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<p>Teacher's know you on a more personal level.</p>

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<p>that can vary among schools</p>

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<p>Very true, I felt much more comfortable giving recs to my counselor, </p>

<p>According to my high school, both require the forms to be given to the counselor. Could be wrong, but that's what it says.</p>

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<p>What is the school asking for?</p>

<p>If it wants a counselor rec, make sure you give it to your counselor.</p>

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<p>Well the form just says "counsler/teacher reccomendation". That's what confused me. I didn't know who to give it to. I figure that it'll probably be safer to give it to a counsler, though I would rather have my teacher do it.</p>

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<p>Check the college website to see what they want.</p>

<p>They may want a counselor as well as a teacher (or 2), but it just uses the same form.</p>