justadreamer
General Manager
I worked closely with a doctoral student and a professor. I assisted and published research.
I graduated in 2014.
They wrote me letters before to go to doctorate programs in social sciences. I didn't get in to any of the schools I applied to. (I should have did more applications).
I told them I would keep them updated of my future plans and to please keep my letters on file.
But I haven't spoken to them since late 2014.
Now I want to apply to public health programs. Would it be awkward to ask for help now after 3 years? They can attest the most to my research abilities, but would the experience be outdated at this point from the admission's perspective?
I graduated in 2014.
They wrote me letters before to go to doctorate programs in social sciences. I didn't get in to any of the schools I applied to. (I should have did more applications).
I told them I would keep them updated of my future plans and to please keep my letters on file.
But I haven't spoken to them since late 2014.
Now I want to apply to public health programs. Would it be awkward to ask for help now after 3 years? They can attest the most to my research abilities, but would the experience be outdated at this point from the admission's perspective?