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Mar 12, 2007
I applied to teach middle school math. They originally
said they would accept people with statistics, econ or
engineering degrees. Well, as it turns out that's not
true. So as opposed to being a strong candidate to teach
math, I got my reject letter which was the worst form
letter I've received...the signature was copied and it
wasn't even the program director.
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On 3/12/07, dcjov wrote:
> I applied to teach middle school math. They originally
> said they would accept people with statistics, econ or
> engineering degrees. Well, as it turns out that's not
> true. So as opposed to being a strong candidate to teach
> math, I got my reject letter which...See More