What to do if you have no one to ask for a letter of recommendation

Who do you ask to write you a letter of recommendation? What if you don’t have anyone in mind to write you one? First, don’t despair! There are many different options available to you, and oftentimes people are more willing to help you than you might think. Most fellowship and graduate school applications require two to three recommendation letters from people who can vouch for your potential success in the program. You might feel you have few to no contacts that you can request a recommendation letter from because you have been out of school for several years, did not establish relationships with professors as an undergraduate, or simply aren’t sure who would be willing to write you one. But here’s what you can do to reach out to potential recommenders, don’t let fear stop you!
1. Reach out to your academic advisor
2. Reach out to former professors
3. Ask your boss (or former boss)
4. Take a class and build a relationship
5. Talk to admissions
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