<p>Hopefully you guys did FA stuff</p>
<p>Not me.</p>
<p>Only fafsa and the profile.</p>
<p>Hey guys.
Anyone applying to Cornell’s hotel school?</p>
<p>a little more than a month to wait.</p>
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<p>Mine was dated February 11th. </p>
<p>I’m guessing they can still be sent out probably until the middle of March or so.</p>
<p>I want a likely letter 
this is my top schoollll.</p>
<p>just sent out my returns today, anyone else sending late? The site said sending late will only change the date which the aid package is received (provided I get in)…lol</p>
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<p>Stay positive! </p>
<p>But please remember that most admitted students never receive likely letters. I only received one because I was a recruited athlete.</p>
<p>@cle0patra When did you get your likely letter? Did you get it in the mail or email?</p>
<p>I’m in! Recruited athlete!</p>
<p>Does anyone know if sending financial aid documents online will be faster processed than it is for mailed paper copy of it?</p>
<p>@Iamme36 I got it by mail. The letter is dated February 11th but I received it on the 13th. </p>
<p>@Country20 Me too, and Congrats! What sport were you recruited for?</p>
<p>@lilmelonred I am honestly not sure. I initially was going to send my documents online but the file was too big so I ended up mailing a paper copy.</p>
<p>My problem is this. I’m not sure if I did this right. I made copies of my parents W2s and tax returns along with updated css profile to the processing center on Friday but I totally forgot to send my non filer statement along with it. So the following day, I sent the nonfiler statement online. I checked the status today and it seems like they processed my nonfiler statement but still says my parents tax return is not yet received or something.</p>
<p>This is one reach I actually feel decently about. Carnegie ECE not so much due to my lack of engineering ECs and MIT because… MIT. But with Cornell I wrote a damn good essay, and my interview went incredibly well, if that helps at all.
I don’t know, I’m cautiously optimistic!</p>
<p>@FastNeutrino, that is exactly how I feel as well… I know that Cornell really cares about the “Cornell factor” and I think I really nailed my essays and interviews. Crossing my fingers!</p>
<p>@lilmelonred Are you sure you sent your documents to Cornell’s financial aid office and not their admissions office? Did you send the W-2 and tax return copies all in the same package? My advice is to call them asap!</p>
<p>I put the w2s, tax return and updated css profile in the same package to the financial aid processing center… Maybe I should call Monday or tomorrow?</p>
<p>@lilmelonred I’d call tomorrow. Your CSS profile wasn’t done online???</p>
<p>It was done online but i made mistakes on there so i had to print it out and correct it.</p>