<p>Soooo.... after all this hard work, after all the threads, all the stats comparisons, after all the "chance me's", and after all this stress....</p>
<p>Who actually thinks they're going to get in??</p>
<p>For me: probable case= deferred</p>
<p>What does everyone else think about themselves? We're all so concerned with what everyone else thinks of us, but what do we think about ourselves?</p>
<p>To be honest everyday is different. One day I'm totally excited and think that I'm going ot get in and then the next day I'm just like this is not going to happen. </p>
<p>All I wish is that we can fast foward this waiting period and get this over with. I honestly have not applied to other schools and dont want to so I am waiting out for now (I know thats really bad). The fact that Cornell is postponing their decision is not helping.</p>
<p>So I guess I'll just wait till December 15 or 19, Im just scared to find out my reaction.</p>
<p>No offense norcalguy, but that's the opposite of what this thread is about. This is about what people think about their OWN chances, regardless of how others perceive them.</p>
<p>I am just like cadabra...one day I am excited about Cornell and the next day I am looking at other colleges....I actually do have a 3.8+ gpa with SAT between 2000-2300 but I don't have a laundry list of ECs. I just focused all my ECs on research and hospital community service since that is what I am really interested in....I hope that helps....and the fact that I applied ED.
Today I am thinking that I have a 10 % chance of getting in(mostly because of norcalguy's post...lol)</p>
<p>I think I will either be accepted or flat-out rejected. My lackluster ECs only modestly support my choice of major and I may not have voiced my interests to the best of my ability. Ultimately, I'm hoping that my numbers will pull my application through (35 ACT, 4.9 W, 3.86 UW). By the way, I'm aware of the fact that numbers alone do not make for a successful application so please refrain from the urge to make snide comments.</p>
<p>I think I'm going to be deffered. Which frankly, SUCKS.
I want to get in so bad. I just want to know, so I can move on to other colleges and not pour over Cornell.</p>
<p>I would be happy with a GT rather than a flat-out rejection (as I think we all would.) I have the same problem you guys have ^^^ one day i'm gonna get in , one day I'm not. And I feel common too (3.94uw, 4.4w, 31 ACT, laundry list of EC's)</p>
<p>they're basically the only 2 schools that offer meteorology that I like, so... yeah , lol. They're not that bad at all, so even if I had to go for 2 years I wouldn't really mind. Good luck to you too!</p>
<p>i think i may get deferred. There is always room for hope though! therefore, i am hoping for the best...</p>
<p>rejected or accepted in the long run? well, i am not applying to cornell just for the heck of it so i of course think i have a shot. therefore i don't THINK i'll be rejected...but that doesn't mean i think ill be accepted either.</p>
<p>Yeah I'm basically just as emotionally unstable as everyone else here.. but I feel like I'm going to end up with a deferral. But yeah. Someone said to hope for rejection so if you actually get rejected it won't hurt so much, and thats the philosophy I'm sticking with at the moment..</p>
<p>Lets get this over with already. I just applied to my first college other than cornell and it did not feel good. I wasnt even excited. when i was applying for cornell I was so anxious to send in my application</p>