<p>When I send school forms via mail.
Should I just write down my name and address on the envelope From. section?
Or should I also write “Transfer Application Material” “Common App ID#: ###” or etc?</p>
<p>The envelope is just a conveyance device. Your name and return address, the school office address and postage.</p>
<p>Once opened, they’ll be able to sort stuff out. It’s only mail. It’s not a steam engine or a butter churn.</p>
<p>I put in a little table of contents with my name, common app ID, last four digits of my SSN, birthday, and the contents of the package.</p>
<p>T26E4, bahahahaha. But you know there will be students wondering if they should go ahead and mail a butter churn if others might be. Butter churn instructions: Clearly label your butter churn on the bottom, including full name, birth date and CA#; butter churns will not be returned to applicants.</p>
<p>^ lololololol</p>