<p>I recently submitted my Cornell application for Architecture, but as I looked over some of my loose papers, I realized I forgot to send four pages of my portfolio with the rest of my work. I plan on mailing the remaining four pages along with a letter in the morning, will Cornell still accept it after the deadline (the 9th)? Is there anything else I can do at this point?</p>
<p>Probably not.
Sorry.</p>
<p>Have you had experience with this? Is it still worth sending just in case?</p>
<p>“This deadline is FIRM, no late applications or additional materials are accepted.” -Cornell</p>
<p>I mean you may as well send them. They will either:</p>
<p>A. look at it, say “too late sorry” and throw it away
or
B. look at it, say “okay whatever” and add it to your file </p>
<p>hopefully not C. WHO DaRETH sENd L8 MATEriaLSSSS AFIAJGID *explodes</p>
<p>On the Cornell application manager it says “at this time we are unable to respond to phone calls or email inquiries about application materials. In mid-February, we will notify you if we are missing materials from your application and provide you with an opportunity to complete your application”. You might want to wait until then.</p>
<p>I called this morning, talked to someone, and she said it would be perfectly fine if I sent it in. So… </p>
<p>Everything is fine? She said as long as the common app and supplement was in on time, they would rearrange everything for me and it wouldn’t be an issue.</p>