<p>Stanford along with Princeton and Columbia are participating in Questbridge's college match program for the first time. S and P have been affiliated with the program but have not "matched" before.</p>
<p>This is a great opportunity. Check it out</p>
<p>www . questbridge . com</p>
<p>i am a part of the questbridge thing but im not quite sure how. is there any way i can use to my advantage? im not low income but i am african american...</p>
<p>Well, I'm not I understand your question. I'm apart of Questbridge as well. I'm hoping to be matched with Stanford. Being African American makes you an under-represented-minority, URM. Being low-income helps during the Questbridge process I suppose. But it mainly weighs on your personality and academic acheivements.</p>
<p>how do you appply for Questbridge??? I am interested in the program</p>
<p>go to the website, fill out the application, wait for finalist status</p>
<p>I looked at the website. Is questbridge more of a program for college and scholarships? I am just a little confused about questbridge and questscholar. Is questscholar the summer program? :-( thanks!</p>
<p>yeah im confused a/b it i applied for some scholarship thing or something like that like last year and they said that basically my family made to much money for it</p>
<p>questscholar is summer program. questbridge college prep was also a summer program, laptop, or SAT prep. questbridge college match is a full tuition scholarship to a match school.</p>
<p>if your family made too much money for the scholarship last year, you probably won't get the college match scholarship.</p>