<p>Hey guys. What's the hotel school like at Cornell? I'm interested, but to be honest I have no idea what it's like. Also, what are the admissions stats like? To be honest I have a low GPA and low ACT (by my standards), but have taken APs and Honors at my school. If you can tell me anything about it, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks guys.</p>
<p>*** Cornell? First Emory, then Scranton, Then Oregon, Then Jackson Lee, then Willam and Mary, then Phonix online college, and now Cornell? <em>**? Lol… What can a boy do. And </em> are you going to do in hotel managing? They don’t have Xbiox’s in hotels? I did see a local opening at the mobil station if your interested in gas managing? While I was there I also found an out of order sign on the bathroom, if your interested in bathroom managment you can probalby get a job there? Ultimatley, you need to get a “managment” degree on where the f##k you want to go to college because you switch it every day.
Go on xboix, i’m goin on.</p>
<p>Disregarding that last post, is it more like actual business management and ownership, etc., or is it more like being hospitable to people? Expecting the former.</p>
<p>It’s a bit of both actually.</p>
<p>How the f##k do you know what it is tommy? Have you ever been to the meeting there or researched the school? Get your priorities in line and stop running yo lip. Neither of us are getting into Cornell anyways… Its a fact, face it. We’ll be lucky to get into scranton and lee…</p>
<p>As the only Ivy League program in hospitality management, the school offers a curriculum that addresses all of the aspects of running a business - strategizing and planning, design and construction, financing and marketing, as well as management and operations. You will apply the concepts taught in these courses to current companies across the global spectrum of the hospitality industry, preparing you to become an innovative leader in the field.
Our world-renowned faculty members are at the cutting edge of developments in the industry and offer you their expertise and mentorship. Our community emphasizes collaboration and teamwork, fostering a rapport among our students. Our alumni are extremely successful executives and entrepreneurs who have dedicated themselves to providing outstanding service and who support the school and the next generation of students.</p>
<p>for additional info check the website cornell.edu<br>
admissions are competitive…grades and sats do matter, experience or demonstrated interest is very important…i.e. a job, not necessarily an “nternship” but any service oriented job that shows yu re truly interested in the focus of the Hotel
School</p>
<p>Thanks for the great response Memphis. I really had a misrepresented view of this program. Also is the Hotel Managment school easier to get into than regular Cornell. I have a 3.9 weighted and a 30 ACT.</p>
<p>no it is not easier to get into if you have not demonstrated interest…high grades and sats will not do it for you.</p>