Does Cornell want me (RD)?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>Hey Guyz,</p>

<p>I am a senior IB Diploma student..wanna know my chances for RD.</p>

<p>School: competitive public (~400 in gr.12) in BC, Canada
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: Chinese, Canadian Citizenship</p>

<p>SAT I: Highest all: 2190, Highest combined: 2250
SAT IIs: Pending</p>

<p>Courses: Most Rigorous (5Higher levels, 2 Standard Levels, 1 TOK, = Full load IB courses)</p>

<p>Recs: one teacher checked almost all in top few in my career and the rest in top 2/3% and the other teacher i think in top 2/3 or top 10. I dunno what's considered good but she MADE me read it and asked me what i wanted..i was just like "it's fine" LOL, i didn't know what to say ...
Counselor Recs: Top 10% in everything...gar. so mad.</p>

<p>Grades: i think my GPA is ~3.5-3.8 (this term) - 7 A's, 1 B this yr. IB Predicted: 36-38..dunno yet?</p>

<p>Awards: Gr8/9 Top academic (in my old hs) Gr 9/10 Top math, Top English, Top Science (separate awards), random music awards, community service award for 550 hours (in gr.11), science awards (provincial level), Canadian morehead semifinalist (interview tmw), math awards in earlier grades, published in newspaper and (inter)nationally recognized science journal, other random stuff i can't remember....i'll add when i have time..</p>

<p>ECS: some random stuff..newspaper v.EIC, community council vPrez, tutor (3 hrs/wk), scientific research w/ profs, violin, won awards in music, community service. etc.</p>

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<p>just apply, your chances are good as anyone else's</p>

<p>good grades/scores/ec</p>

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<p>thx, do u know what i'll need for fee waiver? (what should be included?)</p>

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<p>You started this same thread in EVERY SINGLE IVY LEAGUE FORUM. Nobody respond to this. If you want your chances, you to the FORUM DESIGNATED FOR IT.</p>

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<p>desertman/lynda/kiria: bec u are/is (god, this is hard on the grammar =D) the same person, plz just look at my response to ur other post in all my threads. dun hate me, u already got into ED, no need for competition, even though we are from the same school =)</p>

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<p>whatever I really dont like to be mean but this is getting very annoying. des is not me, nor is kiria. everyone's entitled to their own opinions.. so think what you like.</p>

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<p>nono, lynda, i already aplogized to u in the other forum, plz just forgive me, i'll sure columbia accepts have BIG hearts =D</p>

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<p>OP: just try for it, u'll never know. </p>

<p>desertman: u're the one following him around and POSTING IN EVERY ONE OF HIS THREADS IN EVERY FORUM. </p>

<p>lynda: GET A LIFE. Columbia should reject you. read this: from The Fed (Columbia's other newspaper)</p>

<p>The Cold, Harsh Reality that is SEAS
It isn't easy being an engineer, but some loser has to do it
Mark Kuba
Unlike 'Saved By The Bell: The College Years,' college is not completely filled with cool, attractive people. Lord knows we can't all be A.C. Slater. You'll find a lot of quite unattractive people surrounding you. People who won't be on a billboard any time soon, unless it's for some public service announcement about being fat or ugly. Many of these ugly people will also share a common bond in that they are of the rarest and most elusive breed of Columbia students. They are the engineers. Perhaps you are saying to yourself, 'But I'm an engineer, and I'm not ugly! In fact, I dare say that I am the epitome of human beauty.' Stop kidding yourself, fatty. You're ugly.</p>