folding application

[jmart]

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I know this sounds silly but I'm snail mailing in my last application. I was just going to buy a big envelope but my mom suggested folding it into 3 and putting it in a smaller envelope. Then I began to wonder if this looks unprofessional. What do you guys think?

 

[WorldChanger36]

I know this sounds silly but I'm snail mailing in my last application. I was just going to buy a big envelope but my mom suggested folding it into 3 and putting it in a smaller envelope. Then I began to wonder if this looks unprofessional. What do you guys think?

I have never mailed any application via USPS and have always sent in physical items via UPS or FEDex with delivery confirmation. This was more so I knew it got there and who had it. Both of these methods I have folded it and not folded it. It doesn't matter. I mean think about it do you see an adcom opening the app and going wow he/she has everything just perfect but these folds.... ummm rejected.... Please. Just send it in.

 

[DocScrooge]

lol, I had this same concern; however I crossed my fingers and got an interview 3 weeks later. No worries.

 

[DavetheMD]

Unless you're practicing your origami skills, I highly doubt they will mind.

 

[hallowmann]

Just mail it OP. I'd be more concerned about how late it is than whether or not its folded. I folded my mail-in ones and sent them with delivery confirmation via USPS, and no school has had an issue.

 

[kami333]

I sent my in folded and without delivery confirmation.

Accepted🙂

 

[as1212559]

t-mart

 

[NeuroLAX]

For a second I thought this thread was in pre-allo.

 

[coolingglasses]

It should be fine.

I am, however, slightly annoyed that admissions offices still use paper applications in this day and age.

 

[NeuroLAX]

It should be fine.

I am, however, slightly annoyed that admissions offices still use paper applications in this day and age.

Only a couple do that. MSU and VCOM come to mind.

 

[coolingglasses]

Only a couple do that. MSU and VCOM come to mind.

Add both PCOMs, LMU (although they cited an ongoing issue with their electronic system), TouroCA, and I think TouroNY.

 

[kami333]

It should be fine.

I am, however, slightly annoyed that admissions offices still use paper applications in this day and age.

+ not taking online/credit card payments😡

 

[MedPR]

I know this sounds silly but I'm snail mailing in my last application. I was just going to buy a big envelope but my mom suggested folding it into 3 and putting it in a smaller envelope. Then I began to wonder if this looks unprofessional. What do you guys think?

I mailed my Mizzou secondary in a trifold. Got an ii.

 

[MedPR]

Add both PCOMs, LMU (although they cited an ongoing issue with their electronic system), TouroCA, and I think TouroNY.

Pretty sure Touro NV does too.

Schools are too cheap to pay the merchant fees and they'll charge you a buttload to hold your seat.

 

[coolingglasses]

Pretty sure Touro NV does too.

Schools are too cheap to pay the merchant fees and they'll charge you a buttload to hold your seat.

Yeah, I think you're right. I never finished their secondary though so I forgot 😛

 

[coolingglasses]

+ not taking online/credit card payments😡

Haha, yeah I had to dig up my checkbook for the first time in a couple of years.

I mailed my Mizzou secondary in a trifold. Got an ii.

We're on paper too? Man.

 

[Dmr6186]

Add both PCOMs, LMU (although they cited an ongoing issue with their electronic system), TouroCA, and I think TouroNY.

And UMDNJ-SOM.

 

[BuddyTheElf]

Based on everyone's responses, it looks like it doesn't matter. Regardless, I mailed mine unfolded in a larger, thicker envelope because I didn't want it to get bent.