Dr Malcolm Abel

References


Letters of Reference are an important part of what we do as a professor of business administration and law, and as an advisor to students. The following is our policy for giving letters of reference.

Letters of reference may be given where (1) the student has taken at least three classes with the professor and achieved an A in at least one of the courses, (2) the student has taken at least two classes with the professor and made an A- in both of the courses, (3) the student has taken one course with the professor and has spent a sufficient amount time outside of the classroom with the professor for the professor to have gained such insight of the student as to adequately form an opinion about the student's character and academic performance, or (4) the student has been an advisee of the professor for at least two years and has spent a sufficient amount of time with the professor for the professor to have gained such insight of the student as to adequately form an opinion about the student's character and academic performance.