<p>My D is QB finalist and was ACCEPTED at NU !!! Yes, very very happy…</p>
<p>oh good, tell her congrats for me!! =D So glad at least one of us had some luck there!!! </p>
<p>@raechelli- lol, maybe that theory is just me trying to make myself feel better about rejection…;)</p>
<p>Accepted at UChicago and Northwestern through QB by now.</p>
<p>CONGRATS kangaroo423!
thats gives me hope for april first
well guys even if we dont get into every one of our qb schools its fine… i mean we are all going to be successful and do great things
and just the fact that we are in qb is an accomplishment!
good luck guys and keep on posting your decisions (i will as soon as they all come out)</p>
<p>hey all…i was accepted to Northwestern (totally didn’t expect it ) and Vassar!! I’m sooo happy…<3 QB
And colgate gave me amazing $$$ …</p>
<p>to all in despair…you have the rest of this week, keep your heads up…qb will take care of you!</p>
<p>Hi everyone!</p>
<p>I haven’t been back since the college match discussion was taking place, but now that decisions are about to be released I’m getting more and more confused. I know QB gives no-loan, full four-year scholarships to students accepted through the college match, but does it give the same thing for regular decision applicants who get into QB schools? Like if I get into Williams RD will I ever hear from QB ever again? Or is it mostly the college match process…Ahh!!</p>
<p>By the way, best of luck to everyone!! As I like to say, que sera, sera (excuse me for the accents. I’m a grammar nerd.)</p>
<p>kangaroo and xctf: Congrats!!! 
@katchakern: I think that if you’re QB, you generally qualify for the full aid, no loans package in general based on income. Obviously, this is not the case for everyone who has been accepted and has gotten awful aid, but hopefully they recognize that, in order to attend, a QB student needs help! I’m keeping my fingers crossed that it’ll work out as far as aid goes…assuming i get accepted to the schools i applied to using QB ;)</p>
<p>Rejected at Haverford and waitlisted at Boston College.</p>
<p>Stanford decisions come out today. Good luck everyone!</p>
<p>And now accepted into Amherst :D. Shows how random college acceptances can be!</p>
<p>accepted to Amherst!! Just goes to show that not getting in during the National College Match isn’t the end of the world. :)</p>
<p>@katchakern2003: Me too! Congratulations! Did you rank Amherst for QB?</p>
<p>Received a likely letter from Harvard about a month ago, which basically made my life. I want to thank Questbridge for making me realize that I could apply to top colleges and for making me start early on my essays.</p>
<p>That is REALLY fabulous andromeda and I am so happy for you!</p>
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<p>This is exactly why I love the QB program. Yes, I benefited from the Match. Few will. More importantly, I worked hard on my essays, got all my papers in early, and realized my disadvantages, for once, put me at an advantage.</p>
<p>accepted to Notre Dame with awesome financial aid.</p>
<p>I’m really grateful for all that QB has offered me with the RD college process, but I wonder if having “QB Finalist” on your application turns off admissions at colleges that otherwise would’ve been need-blind. I’m definitely not trying to blame QB (I suppose if colleges really wanted me they would’ve taken me regardless), but still, I wonder if it has any kind of negative influence. I mean I guess they would’ve been able to assume my family’s financial situation from my personal statement anyways. I dunno.</p>
<p>So far with QB:</p>
<p>Accepted: Williams, Swarthmore, Northwestern, Emory, + Washington and Lee
Waitlisted: Chicago
Denied: Amherst, MIT, and Stanford.</p>
<p>i <3 QB</p>
<p>i didnt get my rice email about my admission decision yet!!</p>
<p>greg: do you think you got into those schools because of QB and not your own merit?</p>