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Tips mention: Interview (4), ACT/SAT (43), Grades (27), Sports (3), Essay (16)

English

Mar 17 2004

early decision I heard makes it easier, but I applied regular decision.

Business - Management and Administration

Mar 02 2004

Get high SAT or ACT scores, try to fall within the 50% range. Take the MOST RIGOROUS courseload available, prove that you can handle Cornell's rigor. SHOW INTEREST in the department/major you are applying to.

Biology

Feb 21 2004

Volunteer, extracurricular activities, good grades all help

Other

Jan 20 2004

Get involved in lots of actvities in and outside of school. Be well-rounded and open-minded.

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