Would you consider closely related courses for a better university and letter of recommendation?
Yes, choosing closely related courses can improve your chances of admission to a strong university and help you secure better letters of recommendation.
Admissions committees value applicants whose academic background matches their intended field, as it shows both preparation and genuine interest. Recommenders from related areas can also provide more specific and credible endorsements.
Gaining experience through research or internships in your field can further strengthen your application and your recommendations.
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