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Obviously senior. How does it help to apply in advance? What if u change your mind?
senior...you apply the year you will graduate high school...
Are you from the U.S.? You apply as a senior...
yeah November to end of December senior year... If you apply before how would they now your grades???? Plus if you take most standardized tests as a junior how would they know them if you apply as a frosh... that would be a boring application... Name BLAH BLAH now stick the name in a hat and see who gets in????
^ HAHAHAHHA agreed
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Then how do you explain the fact that Cornell offers more financial aid than Harvard, Yale, and Princeton combined? Over 50% of Cornell students receive tuition assistance. I wonder how that compares with the other 7 Ivies.
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Written by Mandy Kain and Radhika Arora
Students express both praise and criticism of their overall experience at Cornell University. Positive experiences seem to outweigh negative ones, with most agreeing that even some of the negative aspects of Cornell—the immense workload, competition, dreary weather, and social pressures of a large campus—have taught them valuable life lessons. The large size of the campus can be both a blessing and a curse.Cornell offers a wealth of academic, professional, and personal opportunities, but can also offers the feeling of getting lost in the crowd.
Most students agree that it falls on the individual to make the most out of one’s time at Cornell to be outgoing, open to new ideas and experiences, and proactive in pursuit of one’s goals. Classes are difficult, and no one can expect to coast, but for those who are willing to work hard, classes can be very fulfilling. Finding a balance between coursework and social activities can be difficult, but if you can manage it, you will find a campus filled with new and interesting activities to get involved in.
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