The recommender problem, handled.
Your clients' recommenders get a 20-minute call instead of a weekend of drafting. Every school's LOR, in their own words. No chasing.
Free for all your Round 2 clients · we reply within two business days
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How your clients use it
Nothing to set up, no account. Your part is one sentence.
You tell your client
"Use GetLOR for your recs." Send them getlor.com.
They add their recommenders
Two minutes. Each recommender gets a link.
Recommenders talk for 20 minutes
Every school's LOR, in their words. They review and submit.
Where you fit today
This version is built for applicants and recommenders. There's no admissions-consultant view yet. What you get is recommenders who finish on time, with letters that say something specific.
If you'd want more, like draft access or status for all your clients, that's what the form is for.
The question recommenders dodge
Five of the M7 ask recommenders to rank your client against everyone they've managed. Most avoid answering. The interview asks it directly, so the ranking is there when the form needs it.
Questions
Is this allowed?
Yes, in the way that matters at every school: it's the recommender's own take on the applicant, in each school's format, approved line by line and submitted by them. Nothing is submitted from GetLOR. On AI specifically the schools differ. HBS asks recommenders to disclose it, Stanford requires the recommender to be the sole author, Columbia permits it for editing, and the other four say nothing to recommenders about it. What each school says, quoted.
Do I see the drafts?
Not yet. The recommender does; the applicant never does. If that matters to your firm, tell us.
What does it cost?
Nothing this cycle. Free for all your Round 2 clients.
Your Round 2 clients, free.
Tell us how many clients you have and what you'd want to see.