<p>what school at cornell do you think is easiest to be accepted to?</p>
<p>my guess...</p>
<p>academically hotel is- though you get rejected if you dont have hotel management jobs ( so assuming you have this, its the easiest to get into)</p>
<p>engineering/arts and sciences (in general) are the hardest</p>
<p>Engineering has the highest acceptance rate. If you have the stats and interested in engineering, it's much easier to get into engineering.</p>
<p>Your quip is hardly valid. Yes of course if you've already attained exceptional scores, grades, and developed a familiarity over the years with advanced spatial reasoning then admission into Cornell's engineering program is easy. Of course, doing those things in the first place isn't easy. Ergo, the process of being admitted to Cornell's engineering school is one of the most difficult entryways into the university.</p>
<p>Also, what if all the Engineering rejects have the same high stats as the acceptees? Engineering has a higher acceptance rate because of self-selectiveness--i.e. the people who apply already are stronger applicants (for the most part) and so Cornell would accept more of them.</p>
<p>Engineering at Cornell has a high acceptance rate...but only THE BEST apply...its not like Harvard, where even a half-literate guy who doesn't know the difference between an adjective and noun applies for literature course
Also, Cornell Engineering is among the best in the US</p>
<p>architecture has the lowest admin rate in the whole university because you need to have good academics, a good portfolio, and a record of commitment into architecture</p>
<p>the question should be what is the school I'm most qualified to get into, its hard to get into a school your not qualifed for and easy to get into one you are</p>
<p>caliboi - pick a school because it's what you want to study. Duh!! You posts reveal that you're only intersted on which school is easiest to get into and are only looking for ivy prestige. Stupid mistake, you'll be miserable here.</p>