Cornell College
Cornell says:
The most competitive applicants for admission present evidence of academic motivation, preparation, and ability. The middle 50% of admitted applicants typically have a GPA between and 3.20 and a 3.90, an ACT score between a 24 and 30, and a SAT score between an 1150 and a 1350. In addition, the Admission Committee is attracted to students with well developed interests and talents, or with a willingness to get involved and to be a member of a diverse college community, and with a demonstrated commitment to service to others.
The most competitive applicants for admission present evidence of academic motivation, preparation, and ability. The middle 50% of admitted applicants typically have a GPA between and 3.20 and a 3.90, an ACT score between a 24 and 30, and a SAT score between an 1150 and a 1350. In addition, the Admission Committee is attracted to students with well developed interests and talents, or with a willingness to get involved and to be a member of a diverse college community, and with a demonstrated commitment to service to others.
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Your Chances at Cornell
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Your Chances at Cornell
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Students who got into Cornell:
Tips mention: Interview (4), ACT/SAT (6), Grades (6), Sports/Extracurriculars (3), College Essay (3)“Anyone with an ass monkey and rich parents willFeb 13 2017Undecided
Anyone with an ass monkey and rich parents will be accepted. BELIEVE me, if you have money they will smell you coming.
Female
Anyone with an ass monkey and rich parents will be accepted. BELIEVE me, if you have money they will smell you coming.
Female
“I had good test scores and grades and wroteSep 17 2012Political Science
I had good test scores and grades and wrote a personal statement from the heart. I was also very involved in extra-curricular activities as a high school student. Service is also very important to Cornell and will improve your chances of getting in.
ACT: 30 Female
I had good test scores and grades and wrote a personal statement from the heart. I was also very involved in extra-curricular activities as a high school student. Service is also very important to Cornell and will improve your chances of getting in.
ACT: 30 Female
“Getting involved with some sports teamsOct 03 2011Other
Getting involved with some sports teams. I was on the cusp of either getting in or not and because i was on the XC team, the coach vouched for me to get accepted.
Female
Getting involved with some sports teams. I was on the cusp of either getting in or not and because i was on the XC team, the coach vouched for me to get accepted.
Female
“It was a breezeSep 15 2010Psychology
It was a breeze. Just apply and you will get in, judging by the average level of intelligence of this place.
Male
It was a breeze. Just apply and you will get in, judging by the average level of intelligence of this place.
Male
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