<p>The Dartmouth Peer Evaluation form makes it seem as if it should be handwritten. Does it have to be handwritten on the evaluation form, or can it be typed separately?</p>
<p>I beleive it can probably be typed and attached, but I just had my friend handwrite mine, as I did for his.</p>
<p>ok thanks for the input but does anyone have a more definitive answer?</p>
<p>I did a bit of snooping around and found others who typed theirs. But the general consensus is still to send it the original form. Either type in on the form via typewriter, attach it and put something like “see attached” on the original, or scan in the form, type it in the open area, and reprint. Best of luck with everything! :)</p>
<p>ok thanks!</p>
<p>Can it be sent online and if yes, how?</p>
<p>Unfortunately there is no online option for the Peer rec. So it’s up the the good ol’ postal system.</p>
<p>i wuld get it typed, unless ur friend has great handwriting. and yes, postal service.</p>
<p>Dartmouth blog says they prefer for it to me attached in TYPED form</p>
<p>[Dartmouth</a> Admissions Uncommonly Asked Questions: How should I send in the Peer Evaluation?](<a href=“http://dartmouthquestions.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-should-i-send-in-peer-evaluation.html]Dartmouth”>Dartmouth Admissions Uncommonly Asked Questions: How should I send in the Peer Evaluation?)</p>
<p>This may sound dumb. But where it says address and birthday is that the applicant’s of the peer’s/??</p>
<p>thread revival!
question: Do I get my friend to write the peer eval for me, and then get her to e-mail it to me, and then <em>I</em> (not her/him) send it in an -email to <a href=“mailto:admissions.office@dartmouth.edu”>admissions.office@dartmouth.edu</a>?</p>
<p>I gave her an envelope to put it in and then I took it to the mailbox. I would say it’s better to have your friend send it. If your friend sends it in, they should put your name in the subject then.</p>
<p>I’m trying to do everything online, does this mean that she actually sends the e-mail?</p>