<p>Is the school's address all that we need to write (the specific admissions address)? Besides that and a return address, is there anything else we need to put on the envelope? Name? Pointing out that these are the recs?</p>
<p>Thanks for any help guys.</p>
<p>We were told to have the High School return address, Student Name, Contents (i.e. Teacher Recommendation), ID # if the college has given you one (some do) or your date of birth. I am not sure if teachers must sign over the seal.</p>
<p>Where should I put the the student name, contents, etc. on the envelope? The returning address or the university address?</p>
<p>Bumppppppppp</p>
<p>Bump..........</p>
<p>Put your high school address in upper left corner. Address the envelope to the Admissions Office at the college you are applying to. In the lower left corner put your name, Comm App number or College ID number if you have been given one, Date of Birth (not sure if necessary) and Contents of Envelope (i.e. Teacher Evaluation).</p>
<p>Sorry if this was asked before, but do you need to have a comm app number or a college ID number? I don't think I've been given one but I'm not that sure.</p>
<p>No one at my school tells us to put all the info on the corner of the envelope. They just say return address and school address, do you think that's okay? I didn't see anything about putting that information down on my schools' websites of application instructions.</p>
<p>I've already given stuff to teachers so I don't want to bug them again.</p>
<p>Sorry, that should have said on my schools' (colleges) websites or application instructions.</p>
<p>wow i put my address as the return address...i figured it would make more sense.</p>
<p>for the address of the school, is it just "the office of undergraduate admissions"?</p>
<p>nj_-so did S. We caught it after the teacher's and GC had the envelopes--all said they would put a school label on...but, yes, it should be the HS name and address. Other than that S did not put anything but the admin address. I do think putting Teacher or GC evaluation would be a good thing.</p>