Confidential Recommendation of Applicant
Confidential Recommendation of Applicant
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Last Name First Middle
Apartment
Current Street Address
or Unit #
City /
Postal Code Country
State
Phone E-mail Address
Birth Term and Program
Month /Date /Year
Date: applied for:
Waiver: Under the federal law entitled the Family Educational Rights and privacy Act of 1974, enrolled students are given the right to
inspect their records, including letters of recommendation. While we shall consider all letters of recommendation carefully we believe that
in many instances letters written in confidence are, in the long run, of greater utility in the assessment of a student’s qualifications, abilities,
and promise.
We invite you, therefore, but do not require you, to sign the following waiver.
I expressly waive any rights I might have to access this letter of recommendation under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of
1974, or any other law, regulation, or policy.
TO THE RECOMMENDER
The person whose name appears above is applying for admission to Thunderbird (www.thunderbird.edu). Your insight into this applicant’s
talents and abilities will be important in determining his/her entrance.
Contact address
City /
Postal Code Country
State
Are you a Thunderbird alumnus? YES NO Year of Graduation
RECOMMENDER SIGNATURE
Please write a letter of recommendation on official stationery of the organization with which you are associated,
and address it to “Thunderbird Admissions Committee”.
The questions and statements below are provided as a guideline to assist you in writing your letter of
recommendation. In considering applicants, the admissions committee typically finds that a recommendation
presenting a balanced view of an applicant’s abilities and other attributes while citing specific anecdotes is most
helpful.
The Thunderbird Admissions Committee genuinely appreciates your efforts on behalf of the candidate and your
contribution to the enrichment of the school.