<p>It's been said on CC that a typo should only be addressed via email if it's "egregious", but I'm a poor judge of that since every error seems egregious when my own application is in question. Rereading my Common App after submission (ugh), I've noticed two errors and am wondering if I should email the admissions offices:</p>
<p>In my awards and honors, I was awarded something in both 2012 and 2013 (10th and 11th grades)--I wrote "(2012, 2013)" as part of the award description, but for the grade level, I accidentally entered just "12th grade", which is not even one of the years in which I received this distinction. I fear that this will confuse admissions officers.</p>
<p>In one of my supplements that I sent to two schools, I forgot to delete the word "feels"--initially it said "the ___ feels dense against my skin" and now it says "the ___ and ___ feels press against my skin".</p>
<p>Incidentally, "feels" falls at the end of one line and "press" at the beginning of the next, so this error might slip by--but I'd rather not have colleges think that I was using the word "feels" as a noun in the internet-speak kind of way.</p>
<p>Should I address these issues in an email or just let them be? Help!</p>