<p>One of my teachers submitted a form online for my EA school. I created an alternate version of the common app original form and added her as a teacher again for my RD schools. She said that she didn't get email (or did and didn't tell me?) for my new schools. However, when I added her on my second form of the original app, uder status it says "Submitted: 10/15/08." Does the common app automatically transfer the original submitted teacher evaluation to the new form? I am so confused! please help</p>
<p>Yes, it does. When you invite a teacher and she submits an evaluation, commonapp.org saves the evaluation. Then when you assign that teacher as one of your evaluators for a particular college, a copy of the teacher’s previously entered evaluation will be submitted to the college.</p>
<p>i wish i had read this b4 i added my teacher to my alternate version…on the evaluation she wrote it for a specific school for EA…i’m guessing i’d have to call the RD school and tell them to disregard that evaluation right and send them a new one?
HELP!</p>
<p>thanks guys 
i had the issue resolved though</p>
<p>omg how? help me!!!</p>
<p>coffeelover, here’s some information for you from the Common App School Forms [Support</a> Center](<a href=“http://s3.parature.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=5525]Support”>http://s3.parature.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=5525)
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<p>THANK YOU SOO MUCH GEEK_MOM you’ve been a great help.</p>
<p>I just had a question, would it be better for me to just email the school’s and tell them that my teacher had me fill out a questionaire of some sort and it asked me which school i was applying to, therefore he addressed the specific school in his letter, and that is why it says X student wants to attend upenn although the letter was sent to lets say duke…</p>
<p>or should i just contact commonapp to unsubmit my forms and redo everything with the TE??
----would colleges be mad, look down upon that?? (i mean being asked for permission to unsubmit the forms?)</p>
<p>Colleges don’t typically make admission decisions based on whether they’re mad at you. It might be a bit of a hassle for them and for you, and it may not be worth it. If your teacher is very friendly, you might consider asking her to call the schools with a mea-culpa (“Gosh, I had so many recommendation letters to write, I accidentally switched the college names on a couple of my students’ letters… I’m so embarrassed… would you please make a note of this in his/her file?”).</p>
<p>Or you could just contact each college and explain that the rec letter was for an EA application to U.Penn, but you’re not bound to attend Penn… you’ve learned more about X college and you’re now keenly interested in attending X college. That would probably be sufficient in your case.</p>
<p>Thank you once again!
You’ve truly eased my worries.
I hope you have a great 2009, you’ve sincerely added hope to mine.
Thanks again :)</p>
<p>Glad to have helped in my small way. 
Post back with your decision results in the Spring; I’ll be hoping good things for you! Good luck and good night!</p>