<p>Which college gives more curves in science courses?(Easiness in achieving better grade)</p>
<p>Depends on what science you talk about, because for some science courses, CALS and CAS students take it together.</p>
<p>admission rate for CAL is is something like 50% I believe.</p>
<p>kkl230, I am talking about premedical/bio courses.</p>
<p>Blackdream, 50% for transfers?? That is way too high.</p>
<p>yeah most bio courses include students from both schools</p>
<p>and yeah that 50% acceptance rate was very tempting, i was originally going to apply to CLAS or human ecology, but then i wanted to take other courses too that those other schools didn't offer.</p>
<p>I've heard that internal transfers are easy to do at cornell. Still i would recommend you apply to CAS :)</p>
<p>well cornell classes are big!!</p>
<p>intro psych is the notorious 2000 people class.</p>
<p>i thought bio and chem majors didn't have to take psych or any sort of social. sci., am i missing something?</p>
<p>If you are planning to attend med school or law school, you should go ahead and enroll in the most difficult courses; it will help you establish discipline so that you may be able to excel at the above schools. </p>
<p>I would argue that anyone considering law or medicine should give themselves the toughest time in college, as it is the best preparation one can receive.</p>
<p>By the way, hnbui, I found a coherent philosophy writing guide for you:</p>
<p>thanks man :)</p>
<p>cool0215- blackdream may be right, cuz i know ILR's acceptance rate is above 50%.</p>
<p>ILR's is like 62 or 63 percent. CALS is about 52.</p>