<p>When I took the SAT Subject test in June, I identified Princeton as one of four schools to which I could send “free” SAT scores. I went to Collegeboard to see a list of sent scores, and I have sent a score to Princeton on June 29.</p>
<p>Today when I went to Princeton Web site to check on my status, it said I need to send in my SAT scores! Ahh. Has this happened to any of you? And does this mean other QB schools that I ranked also didn’t receive the SAT scores?</p>
<p>Hey guys, non finalist here… anyone know anything about forwarding my app to the colleges that accept it for non finalists? I got an e-mail from rice saying that they have it on file, but how can I forward my app to other colleges? Do I need to wait until Dec 1 for regular decision forwarding? Thanks!</p>
<p>I asked Rice about that before I found out the finalist status.</p>
<p>If you are doing Early, which already passed the deadline, you can print out your apps from QB and send it with supplement to Rice and then ask your teachers/counselor to send your recs for you</p>
<p>if you are just doing Regular, then you have to wait till Dec. 1 to forward your apps (if you are considering using your QB application)</p>
<p>Otherwise, you can submit your common apps</p>
<p>But I will hold on to it, since QuestBridge apps gives students more voice and will be extremely helpful in the regular round! :D</p>
<p>How do we know if the schools got our stuff? I got a call from a Yale alumni today for an interview; does that mean they got all my stuff? Anyone know how I check for Princeton or Stanford?</p>
<p>Princeton University has received your application and opened a file for you. In 24 hours, you can use the Princeton Application Tracking System ([Princeton</a> University | Application Checklist](<a href=“http://www.princeton.edu/admission/applyingforadmission/checklist/]Princeton”>http://www.princeton.edu/admission/applyingforadmission/checklist/)) to confirm whether or not we’ve received all of your application materials. To access this online system you will first need to register using the email address and PIN you provided on your application. We will also send you an email when your application is complete.</p>
<p>and then you just use you email and tracking number you created on your app. when you log on, it will tell you what you are missing or if it received everything :D</p>
<p>p.s. when did you submit your yale stuff, im getting nervous about not getting a call for an interview >,<</p>
<p>Umm, the transcripts were mailed last Thursday, and the financial docs were faxed Wednesday. Hmm, are all of you telling your interviewers that you are applying through Questbridge?</p>
<p>If you’re talking about the financial docs, I called Yale about that. </p>
<p>I dunno about the transcripts and ACT/SAT scores though.</p>
<p>And just for the record / rant* : Yeah so I didn’t get an email from Yale offering me an interview (big surprise there…considering where I live). Oh well…</p>
<p>crystal, where do you live? and dont worry, i didn’t get one either, even though EVERYONE from my school who did EA instead of QB got an interview already >,<</p>
<p>i found a mistake in my submitted common app. (i copy and pasted my response to the “elaborate on one of your ec’s” into the box and only the first 100 or so words appeared on my final application. o_o)</p>
<p>is there any way i can fix this? or if I wanted to apply to Princeton again RD, could I submit a “new” version of the common app, or they’ll only look at my old app? >.></p>
<p>^^maybe you could try faxing the corrected form in to Princeton after emailing them about the problem. I think that’s what a lot of people did about corrections for ECs, updated financial info, etc etc. </p>
<p>And I don’t live in New York or California (majority of CCers live…from what it seems like) I live way down south and I don’t know of ANYBODY who has ever gone to Yale or Ivy Leagues. I know only one person who got into MIT, after being deferred.</p>
<p>I’ve never met anyone who has gone to a school even remotely popular on CC, with the except of College Park, which is my in-state flagship. I do know a full-pay double legacy who went to Rice, though. Of a class of 300, 1-2 students will go out of state (and about 40% of our students go to a four year college). They mostly go to small out of state universities like Bloomsburg, or to a Penn State satellite campus or something like that. However, I met a Wharton professor at work a few months ago. That’s the closest my town has ever gotten to the Ivy leagues.</p>
<p>Zens, I applied to Emory University through early decision even though I wasn’t a finalist. All I did was go to the college supplements webpage on Questbridge and got the e-mail of the admissions counselor of Emory and send an e-mail to her stating that I would like to request that my Questbridge application to be read by the admissions of Emory for early decision. It worked, didn’t have to wait until Dec. 1.</p>