<p>@chinaman: You have to send in recs with the schools specific forms. You can use the same letter (if there was one) but you have to use the schools forms.</p>
<p>Matched Schools - these are binding unless they specifically stated otherwise. Sending in applications to other schools is not necessarily in your best self interest since the schools do communicate and there are only 250 or so match QB applicants - in these days of electronic submissions etc. it is possible that this may be considered a violation of the agreement - I beleive if you read QB site they say clearly you must withdraw all applications upon being matched. I cannot say that they take that to the letter of the law but I would urge serious consideration of what you are risking. </p>
<p>RD - As GA2012Mom said - each school is different and have specific requirements - it is NOT always the case of just forwarding your teacher recs, scores, etc from QB to the school. The BEST way to determine what is correct for you is to contact the school directly and ASK THEM exactly what your questions are.</p>
<p>I need to clear something up that has been bothering me. In the regular decision tables, there is a section where unmatched finalists are required to submit additional supplementary materials. Does this apply to unmatched finalists that didn’t rank that college or to all unmatched finalists regardless of whether they ranked the college or not. For example: Person A ranked UPenn but was not matched. Person B was also not matched but did not rank UPenn. Person A and Person B are planning to apply to UPenn via regular decision (Person A is automatically considered for regular decision). Is person A required to submit the additional materials along as well as person B? Or is person B the only one who must submit the additional materials? This question applies to all the QB-colleges in general. </p>
<p>Secondly, if a school automatically considers you for regular decision if you ranked them (such as UPenn, mentioned earlier) and you were not matched , do you still need to forward the QB to them by the 15th?</p>
<p>Thanks for the help!</p>
<p>Yes, I realize I’m really really behind on doing this stuff, but with the absurd amount of homework I have and the idiotic issues my computers are experiencing, its been hard to do anything. Thus, I really need to know the answers to these questions. Thanks again.</p>
<p>any supplementary materials they list is for everyone, including finalist who matched the school or did not match the school
for a lot of the schools it just ends up that you do everything you would normally do, but get to send the qb app as a big supplement, and get a fee waiver</p>
<p>QUESTIONS: about schools that i did NOT rank, but that does take the QB app (forwarding)</p>
<p>for some schools that accepts the forward QB app (like Swarthmore). In the regular decision table on QB’s website, under additional materials, teacher’s recs are not listed. does that mean that we don’t have to send teacher’s recs and the ones from the QB app will be reused?</p>
<p>HELP?!</p>
<p>I found this under Penn FAQ section on the Questbridge Website. [College</a> Match Program: Penn FAQ](<a href=“http://questbridge.org/cmp/partner_schools/upenn/penn_faq.html]College”>QuestBridge).</p>
<p>If I am a Finalist and listed Penn as one of my eight choices, but was not matched, will Penn consider my application for Regular Decision?</p>
<p>Yes. If you are a Finalist who ranked Penn as one of your top eight schools but were not matched through the National College Match process, Penn will automatically consider you in the Regular Decision process. You do not need to submit any further materials. Please contact us if you wish to withdraw your application. </p>
<p>“You do not need to submit any further materials.” <~ Huh? This just gets more confusing.</p>
<p>anybody know when u chicago lets out their early action decisions?
i know its mid december…
but today? tomorrow? friday?
ahhh im so nervous!
and does anybody know how many qb rd applicants chicago takes?
and how many qb college matches there were THIS year?</p>
<p>yellow: there were 267 matches this year</p>
<p>Actually there were 268. Random, little known fact. Our letters say 267, but I was reading on the Quest Scholars page, and they keep referrng to 268 (consistently, not typo-ly). There was at least one student who accidentally received the wrong decision.</p>
<p>oh i meant to say “how many uchicago qb college matches were there this year?”
well if there were 268 and someone told me that only 7 percent got matched
then that means 3560 qb finalists</p>
<p>I just received a rejection letter from Northwestern ED this afternoon. I feel so disappointed.</p>
<p>pnptruong, do not lose hope! I was rejected by Amherst the first time around, but I got myself together and applied for early decision II. It paid off because I just got my acceptance letter in the mail today. Good luck to everyone who is still applying or waiting on answers! 
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<p>Keep the faith, friends, whatever faith it may be.</p>
<p>I directly asked Swarthmore through email about this same exact question and the answer is yes, you don’t need to send in additional supplements that were included already in your qb app such as the teach recc and etc. However you still need to send in your swat essay</p>
<p>Do I need to tell my matched school if I am quitting my job?</p>
<p>Did anyone that did not get through on first round apply EA to Williams? They sent an emaail and said applicants would be notified at 8 PM tonight? It sounds as if people are getting letters in US mail, from other schools. Can anyone confirm this about Williams?</p>
<p>Just heard from Williams, deferred. :(</p>
<p>@brownnewblack: that means you still have hope!</p>
<p>brownnewblack- its okay i also got deferred from uchicago (and that was my #1)
i really though i had a chance b/c i had a good interview, im a qb finalist and i kept in contact with an admissions counselor-still deferred
buts thats alright- we still have a shot at getting in</p>
<p>now to move onto my other rd applications
so i ranked columbia n princeton in college match (didnt get matched) but doing rd. these two REQUIRE sat subject tests -which i did not take and do not plan on taking b/c i dont have the time and money
so whenever i check my princeton application status it says i havent sent my sat subject test score does that mean that they wont admit me b/c i dont have these scores?
will they just think i forgot to sent it to them?
what do u guys think?</p>
<p>yellow: i don’t think you can get in if you don’t do those tests…i mean, it’s a REQUIREMENT</p>
<p>yellowstar: They don’t review your application until its complete, no? So your application isn’t complete without the two subject tests. If they think you forgot to send them, there is even less reason to accept you, as why would they want a careless student?</p>