<p>I applied to Cornell as a transfer student for fall 2012.
Last week I submitted my mid-term report. And just now I was surfing the net, and found that for students who would like to major in Communication (including myself), there are a number of required courses that we have to complete prior to transfer. I realized I can't complete "One full academic year of Introductory Biology (labs not required)." I am taking Physical Anthropology now, but it's just one-semester-course. Will it affect my application much?</p>
<p>they might just offer you a GT and say fulfill our requirements elsewhere and you will be guaranteed a spot. Otherwise, it’s difficult to say, I would call admissions tomorrow… they are extremely helpful, but it is a pre-req…</p>
<p>I have not completed my major requirements for Cornell either - I was accepted under the condition that I complete a listed number of courses in the summer before I enroll.</p>
<p>If you are worried about this I would suggest you contact admissions. I do not know if conditional acceptances are common because I know for certain that my current school does not offer the courses that they listed.</p>
<p>You already got an acceptance letter? When did you turn in your app? And how come there is Cornell thread like last year?</p>