<p>I hope all your applications (QB or not) are coming along well! :)</p>
<p>Anonymous91:</p>
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My question is this: should the biography essay be tackled as an essay that is a summary about most of your life, or more refined to a specific moment?
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<p>It can be taken either way. I would try to make a unifying theme in the essay. See my posts #73 and #75 for more info:</p>
<p><a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-admissions/508411-official-2008-questbridge-national-college-match-discussion-help-5.html%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-admissions/508411-official-2008-questbridge-national-college-match-discussion-help-5.html</a></p>
<p>Vicky_sky:</p>
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If we are not matched, I know that everyone is given the option of forwarding applications, but can we also fix up those apps before they are re-sent?
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<p>The only thing you can fix up at that point is the additional applications/supplements, if the college requires them. You can’t amend the QB application after you submit it in September.</p>
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can a person who ranks zero schools be designated as a "QB Finalist"?
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<p>To my knowledge, yes. I’m emailing QB about it. (In other words, you’d be just having your application forwarded to the RD round.)</p>
<p>showbear:</p>
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they received either the same amount of financial aid or close enough to it as did the QB applicants that were matched. With that in mind is there any particular reason why one should go through the college match round besides the guarantee of a four-year scholarship?
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<p>Yes, there is. For one, many of the students who got in RD didn’t get a full scholarship, but they did get very generous aid (often these students are low-income but not extremely low-income). For another, even if you have a very low income and you don’t get matched, not all schools offer the same scholarship for RD students. The Match scholarships also tend to have more perks (guaranteed scholarship, travel taken care of, etc.).</p>
<p>Thanks, tsprite, for adding that—I was about to search for that older post. ;)</p>
<p>david.tse09:</p>
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I have a resume, should i put that in the additional information section?
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<p>Unless the application says no, go right ahead. Just make sure it doesn’t repeat information from the application.</p>
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Also, kyledavid you're correcting essays? can you correct mine?
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<p>Sure! Send it along (click on my username and hit ‘send email’). :)</p>
<p>stasis:</p>
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what are the questbridge schools that require you -- after finding out you're a finalist -- to fill out their additional applications for Early?
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<p>Check out this page for the college-specific requirements (what laststopforme mentioned):</p>
<p>College</a> Match Program: Requirements</p>