Will one LOR from my workplace and one from my college professor in their respective formats be acceptable and not questioned by universities for a Master's?
Yes, one Letter of Recommendation (LOR) from your workplace and one from your college professor is generally acceptable for master's applications to German universities.
This combination shows both your academic and professional strengths, which is valued for business and management programs. Make sure each LOR follows the required format, is on official letterhead, and is signed. Some universities may have specific preferences or requirements for the type of LOR, so always check the program's latest guidelines - these are subject to change.
If you need help ensuring your LORs meet university requirements, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you.
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