Kaidlyne Neukam Recommendation Letter

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I am pleased to recommend Kaidlyne Neukam for admissions into your university. I have known Kaidlyne for almost four years in my role as her School Counselor at North Montgomery High School. Kaidlyne encompasses every trait we hope to see in a student. She is extremely ambitious, driven to succeed in her academic endeavors, and shows exemplary character. Kaidlyne possesses all of the attributes necessary to become a successful professional and would be a great addition to your campus.
Kaidlyne has taken a rigorous course of study while at North Montgomery High School. She has completed every AP class available, as well as several Honor’s and Dual College Credit courses. Due to her passion for politics and government, she persuaded me to allow her to take AP Government, a class we do not offer, online this year in addition to her already full course load. Kaidlyne is arguably one of the most motivated and determined students I have encountered in my career. She has a fervent work-ethic and will overcome any obstacle to reach her goals. She has proven mastery of academic concepts by maintaining a 3.9
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She has taken the college selection process more seriously than any student I have encountered in my nine years in this position. Kaidlyne has thoroughly researched college websites, read dozens of student blogs, taken virtual tours, attended at least four college fairs, and has carefully assessed what is important to her about a college program. Throughout everything, academics have been at the forefront of her mind. She understands the investment of a college education and has such a passion for learning that she wants to make the best decision for her future. Her family has been supportive of her, but her drive and focus is most definitely internal and not a result of outside

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