<p>My AP English Lang. teacher agreed to write me a letter of recommendation, and she sent me a bunch of question to answer before she writes it. </p>
<p>Towards the beginning she wrote "I will customize letters for up to 3 universities. You must include: the name of the university, the admission's contact person, the correct mailing address, and the admissions deadline."</p>
<p>My 3 top university choices are Harvard, UPenn and Cornell, but I have no idea who their "admission's contact person" is or where the letter of recommendation is supposed to be mailed to...</p>
<p>Have you gone onto the college’s websites? I’m pretty sure that it usually says the admissions officer’s name on the admissions site somewhere. I’m pretty sure that the letter of recommendation needs to be mailed to the school address.</p>
<p>[Let</a> me google that for you](<a href=“LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You”>LMGTFY - Let Me Google That For You)</p>
<p>Just to give you a hint as of how to find this information. </p>
<p>PS - you better thank you’re english teacher for writing three personalized letters. That is increadibly nice of her.</p>
<p>Most schools assign an “admissions counselor” to applicants. If you visited the campuses, you should have received business cards. If you have not visited, and do not plan to, have you registered with their sites? You can probably obtain names from there. I am guessing that you are applying to the regular arts & sciences colleges at the universities you mentioned. You ought to be able to ask them for the information. We are not considering Ivy League universities, but I think that anybody who is (snark alert!) ought to exhibit a certain level of resourcefulness: call or e-mail the undergraduate admissions offices, and ask for a specific name, if you are definitely unable to schedule a personal campus visit.</p>
<p>weren’t you assigned an admissions counselor for whenever you had questions about these colleges?</p>