<p>I read somewhere on CC that if you don’t have subject tests, they can sort of estimate by the classes you take and your grade in those classes. It’s not a big deal if you don’t have it, but of course, it’s recommended. Not sure how accurate this is, so I’d take it with a grain of salt.</p>
<p>I applied ED for AAP (fine arts) with CAS as my alternate choice.</p>
<p>Any Cornell Summer College 2010 alums? :)</p>
<p>yes I attended the pre-vet program. I hope it helps with my chances!</p>
<p>@cornellededed
No, I haven’t called the admissions office. Are they open today? If not I’ll call them tomorrow and send a rush report if I have to.</p>
<p>Any Cornell Summer College 2010 alums?</p>
<p>YESSS I WENT TO SUMMER COLLEGE THIS SUMMER!! WHAT PROGRAM?!! I did Nature and Culture; I’m hoping that would act as a hook, and my professor recommendation. And ceresma, prevet is first term; we were there at the same time!</p>
<p>applied E.D. to ILR :)</p>
<p>dontfeedsparly How did you like the pre-vet class?</p>
<p>I didn’t take the prevet class I took nature and culture. But prevet was the same time as nature and culture, so I probably saw you there!</p>
<p>ahh ok there were only like 10 guys in the pre-vet class. good luck. I applied ED CALS animal science / Bio</p>
<p>I applied ED CALS natural resources/ applied econ :3</p>
<p>Hey Superexcited, don’t worry about rush scores, those are only for paper reports. The electronic reports are sent the day they are released to you.</p>
<p>No, yeah, I’m not worried about sending rush reports because I sent my scores like a month ago. I was just informing the other CC members.</p>
<p>ED to ＩＬＲ </p>
<p>what is ILR ?</p>
<p>Industrial and Labor Relations</p>
<p>I’ve always wondered, is that major directly applicable to jobs, or do people use it as a major before graduate school?</p>
<p>ILR students snag government jobs in New York and DC. If you’re seeking direct advice about ED or have concerns just get at me. I applied ED fall 05 and started Cornell Fall 06, meaning I just recently graduated. I’m devoting much of my time now to answering Qs :)</p>
<p>I submitted a music supplement and do you guys know how much the admissions office weigh that into consideration? I’m hoping to have that as a hook.</p>
<p>quick question…what’s a ‘likely letter’? I’ve never heard of it before…?</p>
<p>A likely letter is a letter the colleges send out to some students that basically say that you are “unofficially accepted” and that you’re basically in. It’s sent sometime in November, I believe (before the universal notification date). I think it’s to calm people’s anxieties over the long wait.</p>
<p>Just curious: Have there been cases of people getting a likely letter but then to find out they were rejected?</p>