If my college is not responding to calls for LOR, do I have to personally visit to collect it?
No, you do not have to visit in person if your college isn't responding to calls for a Letter of Recommendation (LOR).
First, send a polite follow-up email to your professor or department, explaining the urgency and importance of the LOR. If emails don't work, try reaching out through official college channels, like the administrative office or main contact number.
If you still don't get a response, contact your academic advisor or student services for help. Only consider visiting in person if all other communication methods have failed.
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