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COM1101 Project #4 (GD) - Cover Letter

Construct a Cover Letter based upon a real or imaginary job you are applying for. It should address your suitability for the position, outline your relevant experience/education, and be professional. Formatting should be consistent, attractive, and reflect your industry.

Rubric Code: JX28C8B

By jessekerpan

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Cover Letter
	Two Thumbs Up 5 pts	One Thumb Up 4 pts	So So 3 pts	Thumbs Down 2 pts
Content and information	Two Thumbs Up Cover Letter is in formal language; Describes your goals and has a description of your education and experience.	One Thumb Up Cover letter is in formal language, with few inconsistencies; and/or Briefly describes your goals, experience, and/or education.	So So Cover letter is in inconsistent or inappropriate language; and/or Is missing goals, experience, education.	Thumbs Down *Cover letter is incomplete and/or offers little detail.
Format	Two Thumbs Up Formatting is consistent Unique and attractive formatting for your industry.	One Thumb Up *Formatting is mostly consistent and is generally attractive.	So So *Does not follow clear and concise format.	Thumbs Down *Does not follow clear and concise format and is poorly organized.
Spelling/Grammar	Two Thumbs Up *Cover Letter is without any errors.	One Thumb Up *Cover Letter has few errors.	So So *Cover letter has several errors.	Thumbs Down *Cover Letter has many errors.
Attractiveness	Two Thumbs Up *Text fonts & sizes are well chosen, exceptionally attractive, unique work.	One Thumb Up *Text fonts & sizes are readable, attractive format.	So So *Some effort to make text fonts and sizes readable, attractive, however, it is difficult to read, distracting, unattractive format, or not neat.	Thumbs Down *Text fonts are difficult to read, and/or distracting and unattractive and/or inconsistent.