<p>Greetings,
Today, I finally submitted my CA application to Cornell University (Engineering), but, in a couple of hours, I suddenly realized that I had made several mistakes in it:
1. I listed Cornell School of Engineering both as my alternate and primary college.
2. My counselor has not sent my teacher recommendations yet, as well as his own evaluation.
3. I learnt today that I could take the SAT in January (I will do that, for my 680 for SAT Math Level 2 frightens me). However, I did not point out in my application that I was going to do that.
How severe are they? What do you think?</p>
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<li><p>You could probably call admissions and let them know you mistakenly added an alternate, and I doubt that would be a problem. </p></li>
<li><p>Contact your counselor ASAP for your letters and evaluationsn</p></li>
<li><p>680 on math 2 for engineering is very low, so if you can, retake it. </p></li>
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<p>The deadline does not apply to your school’s supporting documents. Your GC can submit them after the deadline. You don’t need to tell Cornell you are re-taking standarized tests. If the scores are sent before the deadline, adcoms will consider them.</p>
<p>oldfort, Renomamma,
Thanks a lot for your replies!</p>