<p>If I'm in Rubin, would it be:</p>
<p>(Name)
35 Fifth Avenue (Room number)
New York, NY 10003</p>
<p>Or are we not supposed to include one thing or another? I remember one of those care package cards saying not to include something in the address...just don't remember what and I threw it away.</p>
<p>Your address would be:</p>
<p>duobeef LastName
35 Fifth Avenue, #0000
New York, NY 10003</p>
<p>Don't write anything to do with NYU. Then your mail goes to the NYU mail room instead of your building, and then it takes a few more days.</p>
<p>Should you put your residence hall as well?</p>
<p>Like the example:</p>
<p>duobeef LastName
Rubin Residence Hall
35 Fifth Avenue, #0000
New York, NY 10003</p>
<p>LimeButterfly, I think the Residence Hall name is what they told us to leave out. Thanks, shades.</p>
<p>No, do not write your residence hall or anything else. Just your name, the street number, your room number, the city, the state, and the zip code.</p>
<p>if my room number is
ru-9912a
should I say</p>
<p>35 Fifth Ave. #Ru-9912a</p>
<p>or</p>
<p>35 Fifth Ave. #9912a</p>
<p>???</p>
<p>You can do either, but the "Ru" just indicates the building. I've always done "#9912A" format and it's been just fine.</p>
<p>your room number is 9912a? That's an impossible room number. There is no such thing!</p>
<p>And shades_children's format above is the correct one.</p>
<p>or you can check albert under "student adress" which will have the correct format</p>
<p>yes! my room number is 9912a because I am on the 99th floor!!!</p>
<p>yea yea!!!</p>
<p>99 is the new 13</p>
<p>hey my room number is 0912A and when i saw 9912A i thought that it was mine for a second and i was like *** mate</p>
<p>haha
****in kangaroos</p>
<p>and canada's like...what's going on, eh?</p>