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where should you get your letters of recommendations that's where we're gonna talk about today on the old pre-meds podcast this is session number 165 your non-traditional student entering the medical field on your terms you may have had some hiccups along the way but now you're ready to change course and go back and serve others as a physician this podcast is here to help answer your questions and help educate you on your non-traditional journey to becoming a physician welcome to the old pre-med podcast my name is dr. angry your host here every week where I take questions directly from the non-traditional pre-med forum over at pre-med forms dot-com this week we have an interesting question from a student who has bounced around in different schools and is wondering where they should be getting their letters of recommendation Christian says hey dr. gray and my fellow nun treads for financial reasons and thus a full time corporate job I have elected to pursue my post bacc coursework at a local community college I justify this with the fact that I had a 3.8 undergraduate GPA from a top 50 university and a top masters in an unrelated field hopefully making up for the science course work being done at a community college my question is from where should I source my letters of recommendation my undergraduate alma mater masters program science professors at the Community College any help on where to ask for the letters and how to go about that without the help of a structured pre-med or postback program would be greatly appreciated alright so pretty straightforward question if you are bouncing around from undergrad to masters to a do it yourself post back at a community college where should you get letters of recommendations now let's break down what the letters of recommendations typically should be the general rule of thumb is to science and one non science to science and one non science is the general rule of thumb for letters of recommendations from faculty members now if you can get a physician letter grades if you're applying to do schools and need a deal great go get those but the general rule of thumb for your kind of foundation of letters is to science one non science professor if you are doing a do-it-yourself postback at a community college that probably tells me that the majority of your science course work was done at the Community College and not in undergrad or in your masters and therefore you need to ask your community college professors for those letters of recommendations for the science letters right it just depends on where have you taken the coursework your science coursework and it sounds like for this student the science course work was done at the Community College can you ask if you do have older science courses that you've taken can you ask those professors potentially if you've maintained any sort of contact with...