<p>Dear Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>I am taking some college courses over the summer. Will this help me get in Cornell College?</p>
<p>Also, I'm a bit tipsy on the whole multiple colleges at Cornel thing. So their is more than one college at Cornell? I looked on the website, but I could not understand. Could some kind gentleman or gentlewoman please clarify to this poor lad?</p>
<p>Also, I plan one day to become a world leader (a dictator, that it), and hopefully represent my nation (hopefully India or china) at the G8 summit one day. (Just thought I’d say)</p>
<p>"I'm a bit tipsy"... I think you might just be! lol but hey very ambitious haha, and ya Cornell College is an entirely different story, perhaps not suitable for your dictatorial pursuits lol</p>
<p>Dear Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>Sorry for the ramped confusion, ladies and chaps. I meant the admission to the various colleges of Cornell. Also, could anyone clarify what they mean by the various Cornell colleges. </p>
<p>Also, what the hell is the Cornell College of hotel management? What’s there to learn about hotel management? Is that where they teach chaps how to make beds or what? How to arrange the soaps? Do ladies learn how to wash the potty? What’s the course work like? Make the beds, scrub the walls, make cookies for the lads? </p>
<p>What is going on? First the chaps tell me of how they get free condoms, and now, Hotel management? And a whole danm college for that?</p>
<p>if you take classes at a local community college over the summer will they transfer to cornell?
or can summer classes only be taken at cornell college?....</p>
<p>whats the situation with summer/winter courses</p>
<p>Dear Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>Sorry. I now realize that many of you must be in the Hotel College, and my post must have offended you. I apologize sincerely; it was the first time I heard of a hotel college, so I was surprised. I think some people got angry ‘cause no one answered my question. </p>
<p>I currently take a junior psychology course and a sophomore math course over the summer. (Psychology will help me become a dictator, math for economics). Will that help me get into Cornell for undergraduate studies?</p>
<p>Dear Biophilic and any other Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>Why do you say so, chap? So all the chaps, lads, and ladies at Cornell are dictators? It that it? And when I become a dictator, I'll simply take over the College, even you, lad. </p>
<p>Everyone, please stop ******* around my question, and please answer it.</p>
<p>too late Hello!, it's already partitioned by all the dictators in existence (we'll partition you too, lad, if you become a dictator and win the 50-50 chance)</p>
<p>Dear rocen and any other Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>Please, chums, if you don't chapping mind, answer the chap'n question: I currently take a junior psychology course and a sophomore math course over the summer. Will that help me get into Cornell for undergraduate studies?</p>
<p>Also, I plan on taking over the ******* world, so the partitioned Cornell will be partitioned no more.</p>
<p>Now, please, ****ing lads, chaps, and ladies, answer my question,</p>
<p>If and when u apply to cornell university i highly recommend you discard pot smoking and holucinating from your extracullicular activities list as it will not help u win admission.
on the otherhand psych and math courses would probably help. it will at least show that when u r not posting on cc while under the influece, u are doing something reletively usefull.
when u become dictator, i will jump off thurston avenue bridge. anyone want to join?</p>
<p>honestly, Hello!(and a hello to you too sir!), none of us are admissions officers so we cannot say "Oh yes take this or that, and then you'll really be guaranteed a spot in Cornell" no we do not have that power. We can recommend what admissions officers said to us which is that they like to see that your time is utilized well, so take classes that interest you. I've always heard that the admins could tell when an applicant is sucking up. I usually say, and this worked for me, do well in academics for yourself, your own self-improvement, not to just put it on a piece of paper. So that when you apply to schools your accomplishments can really shine and reflect you. I hope that is clear enough and helps</p>