<p>nvm i guess i can’t apply since i only have one yr of bio. what a lame requirement for a business program</p>
<p>@chris089: u mean 3 forms from 3 different instructors? or 2 from instructors, 1 from the school official?</p>
<p>@ntmikey 3 forms- 2 instructors, one school official. they will also request a mid year report later</p>
<p>woah woah i thought we only needed 1 recommendation from a professor, we need 2???</p>
<p>oh crap! i was looking at CALS’ requirements, and i realized i only have 1 writing class. my other class is an english lit one (and they specifically say to NO LIT classes) right now the best i can do is audit an english writing class (registration closed) or audit a media class. would cornell still be okay with that? i would take the class but wouldn’t get credit/grade for it.</p>
<p>you know you can probably just tell them you’ll take these classes over the summer. Calm yourselves.</p>
<p>i heard doing that lowers our shot at admission</p>
<p>would auditing be a good option then? because then the class would at least be on my transcript. also, would it help to send AP score reports or just self-report them in my common app? and do i have to self-report all of them?</p>
<p>email CALS</p>
<p>If I send 2 ROLs, will that improve my chance to get in, cause both of my ROCs are from my major professors, I think the second may not be that important( the website says they only need one)</p>
<p>Might’ve been asked before, but who exactly is the College Officials Report supposed to go to? I have no idea how to get in contact with a Dean; should my school’s OASIS be able to handle that?</p>
<p>Purple, that form causes a lot of confusion so no worries. </p>
<p>Personally, I just bring it to the Dean of Students (which generally a lot of people do - and it’s understandable if you don’t know him/her on a personal basis). However, I believe that you can also bring it to your academic advisor, or anyone else that has access to your academic record.</p>
<p>do i need to absolutely finish ALL the prereqs in order to get accepted? i want to apply to the business program but it says i need 2 semesters of biology. i only have one year of oceanography (which i don’t even know if it counts or not)</p>
<p>Yeah, the OR form sucks. I had to get it filled out by 3 offices. Not having all the prereqs done puts you at a serious disadvantage because other qualified applicants who have them done will have preference over you.</p>
<p>@ironicallyunsure: im on my way to finish up my essays, but still want to make sure abt these.
-for the common app essay, i went all out WHY I WANT TO TRANSFER TO CORNELL, ACADEMICALLY
-for the supplemental essay, i basically just recycled my UC essay, tell them why i am interested in my major and how Cornell could help me with that (just a bit).
Is that what you did? thanks a bunch</p>
<p>When I called they told me that it was cool that I didn’t have the prereqs as long as I promised to take them over the summer.</p>
<p>How much of a disadvantage am I at? My current school doesn’t offer the writing course unless you’re in the writing program. And the English Lit course was denied by Cornell as an acceptable substitute. So I’m SOL lolz.</p>
<p>check a college nearby :)</p>
<p>I don’t think you understood my question. But whatever - nbd.</p>
<p>I spoke to them over the phone and they told me that minus the GTs, the transfer rate for non-GTs was 30% for CALS. So whoever was really upset earlier… not all hope is lost.</p>
<p>I’m applying for CALS too =).</p>
<p>Any CAS applicants from here this time around?</p>
<p>collegebatman 30%?!? omg I love you.</p>