<p>Should I use a manila envelope or a regular, small envelope ( I’d have to fold)? Its just two sheets of paper (a cover print out from the college and the actual resume). Is it unprofessional to fold the resume?</p>
<p>The manila envelope is 9 x 12, so how many stamps would I have to put if I used that? Its just sending to the next city. (forever ones)</p>
<p>1) Is this for a scholarship committee? No college I have ever heard of requires a resume – the info section on the Common App or their own forms is sufficient. Resumes duplicate info or generally provide info that’s of no value to the college.</p>
<p>2) If you still need to send it, just scan and email or fax it. It gets uploaded anyways. Your nice paper (folded or not) will be scanned and then shredded. </p>
<p>3) If you must send it, go to USPS.com to find the rate or go to your local mail counter. Shortcut for you: 3 stamps will be sufficient. The envelope is irrelevant. Folded pages is irrelevant.</p>
<p>Its for the Mccaulay Honors College and they only accept resumes and supplements like CDs through mail.</p>