<p>is it alright if my teachers sent their recom with no id at the bottom (somehow my printer just printed my name, with no ID or in some cases with no name/id), while I send my part of the common appl online? Will they then not 'find' the techers recom?</p>
<p>i hope so- my counselor put everything in one big package but none of the documents have any name/id on the top- so i hope they put everything together when it arrives.</p>
<p>I was talking about the recom forms..</p>
<p>oh yeah they will find it not to worry :)</p>
<p>thanks ajay.. haha i just needed more assurances</p>
<p>Which ID?...because there are some colleges who refer to some ID in the common app...better be sure...</p>
<p>the ID at the bottom of the school forms</p>
<p>You mean TE-1/07-08 and TE-2/07-08?</p>
<p>That just means that it is the 1st (2nd) page of the Teacher Evaluation form for the 2007-08 admission cycle - don't worry, colleges will be able to match your recommendations to the rest of your application without that crucial piece of information :)</p>
<p>not that one.. the one which is unique for each common app we create..</p>
<p>my recom forms are in the same package too.</p>
<p>I don't think the number is that important; one of my teacher evaluation forms did not have that unique common app no. at the bottom and Cornell didn't seem to mind. </p>
<p>When I was considering applying to Stanford I was a little worried about the no. as they specifically mention something about that number on their website but when I called the Stanford admissions office, they didn't seem that concerned about it. They said if I wanted, I could write down that number by hand on the common app forms but it wasn't really that important. So don't worry.</p>
<p>The standard forms that are for download on the CommonApp website don't have individual IDs on them and colleges are able to match those to the applicants, so I would guess that the ID is not that important.</p>
<p>i believe adcoms are intelligent enough to look at other methods of identification.</p>