Letter of Recommendation

Question

Archuleta, K., Dale, A. & Spann, S. (2013). College Students and Financial Distress: Exploring Debt, Financial Satisfaction, and Financial Anxiety. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, 24(2), 50-62.

Answer

Letter of Recommendation

My name is Heather Douglas, and {insert her name} has been my fellow student for the last few years. During that time, I have witnessed the applicant’s transformation into a strong student. We have both been doing very well in our courses. His unique abilities put him in a unique position to excel in his studies and to become a successful professional. For this reason, I support his application for the Evalee C. Schwarz Charitable Trust for Education.

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            The most remarkable transition that I have observed during the years I have interacted with this applicant is the rapidity of his educational progress. I was awed by the tremendous efforts he put in all courses. It showed a strong sense of discipline and the ability to strike a balance between studies and extracurricular activities. I am convinced that {insert name} will continue projecting further academic progress throughout the remaining part of the course. Your approval of his loan application will go a long way in easing his anxiety about prospects of securing funding for the remainder of the course. As Archuleta, Dale & Spann (2013), point out, many college students who are unable to secure funding for their education end up struggling with financial distress and anxiety, which in turn has a negative impact on their academic achievement.

            Having interacted closely with {insert name}, I deeply understand how valuable a successful loan application would be for him. I have seen him struggle with financial constraints, but this challenge has never hindered him from endeavoring to achieve academic progress. Besides, I understand how strongly the applicant feels regarding the need to achieve academic success as the most critical factor for employability. I have full confidence that his application warrants positive consideration on grounds of merit, and it is for this reason that I strongly recommend {insert name} for positive consideration to receive the Evalee c. Schwarz Charitable Trust for Education.

References

Archuleta, K., Dale, A. & Spann, S. (2013). College Students and Financial Distress: Exploring Debt, Financial Satisfaction, and Financial Anxiety. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, 24(2), 50-62.