<p>Hello,</p>
<p>As you all consider forwarding your applications, here are some important things to consider.</p>
<p>First of all- where should I forward my apps to? I would say to every school that you qualify for. Sometimes students are admitted to some partner colleges just by forwarding their apps, and having more options is never a bad thing. </p>
<p>Second- What do the schools that I am applying to require? You MUST research this information yourself because otherwise your app may be marked as incomplete. To do this, you go to Regular</a> Decision Requirements and click the appropriate partner school (scroll down). A table will pop up- read it carefully, as it distinguishes between if you ranked them, if you didn't rank them, and if you weren't a finalist.</p>
<p>Important points that you must ask yourself for each school you are applying to RD:
1) Can I forward my QB app, or must I use the common application?
2) Are my app fees waived?
3) What materials do I need to submit in addition to my QB app?
4) Can I apply ED or EA? If so, how?
5) What are the deadlines?
6) What test scores do I have to submit, if any?</p>
<p>Important questions you should email each respective school that you are interested in:
1) Can I use the Common App in lieu of the QB app and still be considered for the QuestBridge process?
2) Can I submit special interest supplements like art portfolios and music samples?
3) If a supplement is not required, can I still do it?
4) Do you have CSS fee waivers available? Do you accept scanned copies of test scores? (It'll save you a bunch of money!)
5) Can I schedule an interview? (For some schools like Pomona, if you live in SoCal, you are expected to do an interview. MIT makes interviews pretty important as well).</p>