Cornell Hotel, and just general questions

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<p>I would really appreciate some help!</p>

<li><p>How hard is it to get into Cornell Hotel Administration?</p></li>
<li><p>how “fun” or involved can you get at cornell, becuase i have heard a lot about dreadful weather, and nothing to do other than the town around it. Is it really isolated?</p></li>
<li><p>Is it better to do Early Decision or Regular for Hotel administration?</p></li>
<li><p>If i got to UCBerkeley or U of Boston or something, how hard is it to get into Cornell for Masters?</p></li>
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<p>Thanks sooo much!</p>

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<p>hotel school is competitive, something like 22%. You should really have background in the hospitality industry, too. Restaurant or hotel or a hospital perhaps, or something similar.</p>

<p>No, cornell is hella fun, look at the retention rate. And listen to the students. There are over 500 student clubs.</p>

<p>ED is always a bonus</p>

<p>For a masters, that would depend on how well you did at BU or UCBerk, wouldn't it, now?</p>

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<p>hahaha hella.
ED usuallymakes ur application look a little better, meaning, itll be easier to get in.</p>

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<p>thanks so much. </p>

<p>i guess my biggest issue is just the location. i don't want to just go out on weekends and get stoned which is what i hear everybody does. and i'm from cali, never lived in an area where it snows. -___-</p>

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<p>just wondering, can u take general business in argicultural department for freshmen year and transfer to hotel school after 1 yr?</p>

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<p>ED improves your chances because it shows you actually want to go to Cornell. A lot of regular Cornell applications are from overachieving kids who just fell short of Harvard/Princeton/Yale etc. So not only do you have to compete against these kids, the Hotel school is also hard to get into.</p>

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<p>yes, hotel had an 85% yield for fall '05. That means almost everyone they accept will attend.</p>

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<p>that means i got a sure chance of getting accepted into hotel school???</p>

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<p>Acceptance rate: Percent of students accepted out of students applying.</p>

<p>Yield: Percent of students matriculating (declaring intent to enroll) out of students accepted.</p>

<p>It definitetely doesn't mean what you said sonic...and i before e, except after c :p</p>

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<p>yeah, i wish a 85% acceptance rate.</p>

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<p>i still dont get what Yield is???</p>

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<p>yield=people who get in and decide to go</p>

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<p>i want to apply ED @ cornell, but i need financial aid (does cornell give the same amount if i apply early or regular) and which Ivy schools gives most financial aid for early or regular</p>

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<p>so, basically, out of the people they accept, 85% decide to go.</p>

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<p>so 85% of people who get admiitted , go to Cornell, meaning 15% of ppl don't go to cornell, even when admitted???</p>

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<p>and can u plz answer my question above regarding financial aid</p>