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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Only junior year "counts" for the national merit scholarship program. A whopping 1% of test takers get about $2500. It's an honor but I wouldn't say there are any real advantages. Kids that score that high have plenty of other awards and recognition for their college applications, so this doesn't make or break anyone. [/quote] I got that much back in the 1980s for being a semifinalist. My school never told me that I had to write a essay to qualify for more but there is indeed another level of scholarships you can apply for[/quote] I was a finalist in 1986. I didn't have to do an essay. I might have filled out a form, because my scholarship was specifically linked to the university I listed as top preference. I think any additional requirements were university-specific or awarding-company specific. If you received money, you were likely a finalist.[/quote]
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