<p>So I previously went on the Common App and went to the offsite Middlebury App, and it was a file with an additional essay question and asked you to send it a graded essay.</p>
<p>I just went on it today, and it's a link to a Middlebury form with completely different questions.</p>
<p>My daughter is also applying to Middlebury. I checked to see if there's anything different on the common app. or Midd. website from what we've previously seen.</p>
<p>Even though both sites look the same to me, the process is a bit confusing. Here's a link to the portion of Midd's. website with their Requirements</a>, Fees & Deadlines. This includes the prompts, etc.</p>
<p>You probably know this, but the process in general:</p>
<p>1) Fill out the pre-app. along with payment of fee waiver request by Dec. 15. This must be done on Middlebury's website.</p>
<p>2) Submit the common app. by Jan. 1. This, of course, includes the standard common app. essay prompt choices.</p>
<p>3) By Jan. 1 you must also answer one of the two prompts found on the Midd. website (link above) and a recent graded essay from school (not research paper). These two things must be either faxed or sent by snail mail. The cannot be submitted online.</p>
<p>We already submitted the pre-app. As for the rest (just for simplicity) we are submitting everything by snail mail in one packet.</p>
<p>I don't know if this answers your question really, but hope it helps in some way.</p>
<p>If you have any questions, I'd recommend calling the admissions office 802-443-3000.</p>
<p>All supplementary materials including the graded essay and the Pre Application Supplement essay must be mailed, faxed or e-mailed by November 15 for Early Decision 1 and by January 1 for Regular Decision or Early Decision 2. Note that supplementary materials are NOT uploaded through the Common App or the Middlebury Pre-Application websites.</p>