When a student waives their right to review letters of recommendation under FERPA, what is the primary benefit to the admissions process?

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C) It signals to colleges that the recommendation is likely more candid and honest.. Waiving FERPA rights assures admissions committees that recommenders feel comfortable providing an unvarnished, honest assessment of the student, lending greater credibility and weight to the recommendation.

When a student waives their right to review letters of recommendation under FERPA, what is the primary benefit to the admissions process?

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

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