<p>I just remembered that on a frantic day a few weeks ago I received a letter from the National Merit's College Reporting Service. I recall a form on the back as well as a website; however, I have searched high and low and I can't seem to find the letter. Could someone direct me to the website on the letter that was sent out? Or inform me of the information on the letter? I seem to remember a deadline and a list of schools but I do not know the specifics. Thanks!</p>
<p>It's collegeplans.org, but you're going to need the info on the letter to do anything. Give NMSC a call and ask them what to do.</p>
<p>Waste of time anyway. Most competitive schools don't care and signing up on the site is not necessary to get the money. They basically want you to give them information on what school you are interested in so they can sell your information to those schools at a higher price.</p>
<p>then again a few top schools give scolarships. i dont know about you but i can work with that.</p>
<p>I understand that the Ivy's don't particularly care about this service, so my question is who does? In addition to the one state school that DD is interested in, who else might be interested in her interest in them? Would a school like Wake Forest care? Should we look at other OOS public university's? I know that the really important number 1 designation comes with NMSF, but I don't want DD to waste any opportunities she might have to attract attention from the schools that she is most interested in.</p>