Image larger than specified

Hey guys,
I started a new project. I set the file criteria for 4" wide 5" high, 300 resolution, CMYK.
When I save the file as a JPEG and export it for print the image is huge. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
I check the settings again, after noticing they are huge, and the settings show it's still 4" wide 5" high, with 1200 pixels wide, 1500 pixels high.
What am I doing wrong? How can I avoid it on future projects, and how can I fix this project?
Thanks!!!

Sorry for confusing you guys. I've been working 80 hours this week, and I guess my cognitive ability has been impaired, LOL. I'm sending the files via JPEG to a friend, who in turn is taking them to FedEx kinko's to have them printed out. When she opens the files for print she says the come out way too large. I'll send her TIFFs as well and see if that helps.

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