Does Transfer Stats Include "Guaranteed Transfers"?

Colleges & Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>^for reference</p>

<p>I heard Cornell gives out "guaranteed transfer" options to a lot of students. I was just wondering if these students are part of this statistics. Or do they not go through the normal transfer admission process at all?</p>