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Most college and university applications have a uniform application system for prospective students. When writing recommendation letters, you'll need to use a format consistent with each school's application. [1] X Expert Source
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Educational Consultant Expert Interview. 18 June 2020. However, if the school doesn't request a standard format, you'll address the letter using a standard business letter format.