I actually wrote one LOE for all conditions. I put it in outline format and explained why in about 4 or 5 sentences. I had 22 conditions to satisfy. If I wrote one LOE for each, it would have taken much longer. I already had to pull two all nighters to satisfy the conditions by dawn with ONE letter that was signed and dated at the bottom. I had the conditions listed in the same order and number format as what was on my commitment letter. I don't think it truly matters if you write individual LOEs or one big LOE. You will save time and writer's cramp if you write one big LOE. I had 3 rounds of conditions to satisfy so I ended up writing 3 or 4 LOEs for all 22 conditions that was 3 pages long max.
An LOE shouldn't be a novel. You should be able to fit at a minimum 2 or 3 on one page. And if the same reason applies to multiple conditions, write "see item #X" plus add anything additional that applies to that condition but not the other. This will save you time.
An LOE shouldn't be a novel. You should be able to fit at a minimum 2 or 3 on one page. And if the same reason applies to multiple conditions, write "see item #X" plus add anything additional that applies to that condition but not the other. This will save you time.
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