Most American colleges and universities will require you to submit two to five letters of recommendation at the same time as your college application. A letter of recommendation is a letter of 1 2 pages, written for you by someone who can talk about your personal, professional and academic qualities, and this letter can show that you are fully qualified for the study course you applied for. Letters of recommendation usually come from:

-Principal, teacher or tutor

-A former director, professor or tutor of a college or university.

-The supervisor or supervisor of your current work unit.

A letter of recommendation should be written by someone who knows you, likes you and can think of some of your greatest qualities and achievements. Consider asking for letters of recommendation from professors with good grades, supervisors who get along well with you at work, and organizations where you succeed.

Colleges and universities will require you to submit letters of recommendation online, by mail or rarely by email. The person who wrote your recommendation letter also needs:

-Submit the recommendation letter of electronic document directly to the university or college on the website designated by the university or college you are applying for.

-directly submit a letter of recommendation in writing with letterhead to the university or college (a special piece of paper with the name, address and logo of their organization written on it) (in this case, the letter needs to be "stamped" by the school); or

-Send a letter of recommendation directly to you or the person designated by the university or college you are applying for.