<p>I have to send e-mails to the offices of BC and the University of Rochester regarding a mistake I made on the Common App. How do I address them? Dear BC/UofR Admissions?</p>
<p>I think you should at least send two separate emails. If you can figure out which officer at each school would be reading your application, you should direct it to them.</p>
<p>Anything that you want to have added to your file should be sent by snail mail. It is too easy to overlook a substantive e-mail in the mass of e-mails asking questions, for information, or a brochure. It may not get printed out and added to your file.</p>
<p>On the other hand, because of all the mail that comes in that needs to be added to files (like transcripts, recs, etc.) that the schools have a system for filing that information.</p>
<p>If you can, address the letter & envelope to your regional representative. Otherwise, just address it to the Admissions Officer.</p>
<p>"To Whom It May Concern"</p>
<p>thanks- it's actually not that big of a mistake, I just wrote down that I'm in Italian IV instead of Italian V honors. The correct class is on my transcript but I just wanted to eliminate any confusion. Oh, and I also said that tennis takes up only two hours per week when I meant twelve. I don't know if I should bother them with an entire letter about something that silly? </p>
<p>Rarrrrr... I re-re-re-read that application so many times and had so many other people read it but of course right after I send it I find two mistakes.</p>
<p>Oh, and I was planning on sending them two separate e-mails- I just didn't feel like typing out dear so and so for both colleges in my first post =)</p>