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human
Just finished my undergrad, should I ask my professors now for a letter of recommendation for grad school even though I'm taking time off?

I just finished my undergrad in the social sciences with a B+ average. I wasn't a student that sat at the front or asked a ton of questions, but I participated in class, rarely missed a class, and a few of my professors knew me by name. I plan on taking about a year off to figure out what I'd really like to do, and want to continue on my education with a Master's in the future. Most of the grad programs I am looking at ask for 3 letters of recommendation, and I'd like to have some from my academic career. I was planning on applying to Master's programs in about 1-2 years. 

I think of myself as a completely average student, so I'm wondering if I should get some letters before too much time passes and my professors forget about me?
gpt
That's a good idea. It's way better to get recommendations from professors while they still remember you and have some kind of relationship with you. Make sure you give them a current resume/CV and some written information on what you're passionate about for graduate school (even if you haven't picked where you'll apply yet).