Of course! I too am in a similar situation. And just know that even if you don’t get accepted or receive the TO there are still students who get accepted to Cornell as transfers w/o the TO (although TO students definitely seem to have an advantage). I am not saying this to encourage false hopes or expectations but just to remind people that no matter the outcome all hope is not lost. Also for all of you who applied to colleges that do not offer the TO, you won’t be completely disadvantaged as a transfer applicant if that is something you might want to pursue in the future. There are a number of students who applied to schools that do not offer the TO like Engineering (Edit: idk all the schools that don’t offer TO) who had successful transfer applications. Good luck everyone! I hope you all have an amazing time in college and that you end up in a place that makes you happy!
Are you aware if AAP doesn’t offer TO?
I don’t know. From the little I’ve read it does not look like they offer the TO but I do know that they do accept transfer applications and for eg in 2012 they had 12 enrolling transfer students. I would have to look more. My next class starts in 5 min and I can look later if you would like me to just lmk. To everyone, if any of this is incorrect please lmk.
Of course once you have time maybe you can find some information I couldn’t find. Appreciate the detailed explanation!
Hi! Does anyone know if Cornell is need aware on the waitlist for domestic students?
this year i think all schools are gonna be slightly need aware. just because covid has made the percentage of ppl who need financial aid much higher than it was in previous years. but that being said this is just speculation take it w a grain of salt
Okay here we go. Dyson and the Hotel school (SC Johnson College of Business), HumEc, ILR, and CALS are a part of the contract sector (except I think SHA is technically the endowed sector I’m not rly sure correct me if I’m wrong) and they offer the TO. Now it seems that the endowed colleges do not practice in the TO but I have seen posts about CAS participating and maybe they did and don’t now or didn’t and do now I’m not sure. Engineering and AAP are a part of the endowed sector and apparently do NOT offer the TO because of the “specialized nature of their curricula”. I also have collected a small set of data that I can share with you but just pm me bc I feel like posting data on forums is not the best idea. Idk if this was the info you were looking for but I hope it was helpful.
has anyone got off the waitlist yet??
Yes I believe people have mentioned a few students who have been accepted to SHA and ILR.
Someone we knew got a TO from CAS on Ivy Day so CAS does give it out. We will need to see if we are not taken off the waitlist, will some of us be given the TO.
That’s good to know! Is your last sentence a question or comment?
Comment, sorry for the confusion. Actually it is a wish!
No need to apologize! I love that. A wish. 
Wow you’re an absolute g with this research, really really appreciate it. Also, I think you can post the data on here, someone else earlier in the thread posted yield statistics.
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Haha thank you. It really is very simple so I honestly don’t mind quickly looking these things up but I don’t know how helpful this really is. AAP on average from 2010-2019 (these are the years not classes of) have had approx 11 enrolling transfer students each year with 2018 (only 5 enrolling transfer students) being the largest discrepancy. Those are small numbers but the program is quite small, so that is to be expected. I do not know some important data like how many applications they had each year, if the incoming transfer students were rising sophomores or rising juniors, how many students were already in each years class prior to the admittance of these transfer students, did any students transfer out of Cornell, and more information that would be useful in drawing any reasonable conclusions from this small set of data. 2010 (12) 2011 (11) 2012 (12) 2013 (12) 2014 (12) 2015 (10) 2016 (13) 2017 (12) 2018 (5) 2019 (10). In parentheses is the number of enrolling transfer students for that year. So this really isn’t that much data and it’s not really useful but it’s what I could quickly find. I also don’t know much about the AAP program so someone else who knows more or applied there might be able to speak more to what this means or just give some more valuable insight. This is also all published and can be found fairly easily.
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Anyone else hear about Cornell extending admitted students deadline to enroll until the 17th? Even more waiting
¿Que quieres saber? Edit: Nvm I thought you wanted to know about engineering statistics lol.
I haven’t hear about it but I believe it! I was given extensions and the date of the extensions is May 17th so it makes sense. (EDIT: obviously these are extensions at schools other than Cornell haha)