<p>gotta love applying ED then gettin deferred to RD then getting a 2yr GT... yeah been there. done that. sucks big time. totally understand. plus i applied last year for soph transfer and got rejected. again. </p>
<p>so.... yeah. </p>
<p>Sarah</p>
<p>macksix: I'm currently in London, where I've lived before and my priorities at the moment are really to experience the new. I figure that I've got all my lfie to live and work in the city, but in a small town like Ithaca with gorges to boot? :o That and 'cos I'm hoping to do Hotel Admin, and Cornell tops everywhere for that. Ok ok, I'll admit-- all that plus the fact I'm still hopelessly in love with that university. Some dreams are hard to let go.</p>
<p>no one can answer the questions i posted above?</p>
<p>No offense but if someone wanted to Cornell SO BADLY then how couldn't they get a 3.0 at another school (when there's a good chance that Cornell is going to be even harder than that school also)? I have to get a 3.3 for my freshman year and I will DEFINITELY get it NO MATTER WHAT...period. Congrats to the incoming GT's!!! HAVE FUN, YOU'VE FINALLY GOTTEN WHAT YOU'VE WORKED FOR!</p>
<p>I just got an email saying that decisions have been delayed till next week (at least for CAS).</p>
<p>oh boy. i hope not for CALS</p>
<p>Josie, I think you and I are in the exact same predicament with regard to this whole transfer process. Also, when I called CALS a few weeks ago, they said you should have your decision by mid-may. But people on here are saying within the next week or two. I dunno what's going on.</p>
<p>Madden, yeah i think we are in the exact same predicament. i emailed them tho and said that i needed it as soon as possible due to housing/course selection at my current college and they said they put me on a list of ppl who need to know as soon as possible. </p>
<p>also cornellAEM, said that last year she got her decision letter on april 14th, and it was a 2 yr GT... so yeah</p>
<p>good luck!</p>
<p>bump******************************</p>
<p>The suspense is driving me mad.</p>
<p>agh! me too! i'm definitely checking the website waaaaay more than necessary. </p>
<p>at least since it's the weekend, i know it can't be up.... or can it... ;) j/k.... </p>
<p>hopefully next week. preferably monday. </p>
<p>good luck! </p>
<p>Sarah</p>
<p>bumping up to the first page</p>
<p>that is freakin awesome</p>
<p>CAS GTs should be getting their decisions this week.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>I wanna c if any1 whose qualified gets rejected...hopefully not.</p>
<p>just in case you don't already know... the website updates at midnight each night... </p>
<p>i know b/c last year i applied as a soph transfer for the hell of it... (w/o GT) and i was checking like every five mins, the day i knew i had to find out, and it updated at 12:01....</p>
<p>just thought you'd like to know that...</p>
<p>Sarah</p>
<p>I need strength beyond strength, c'mon CALS admissions, you be my dairy queen I'll be your burger king. You treat me right and we'll have it your way (ok that's a pick-up line, but I think it applies).</p>
<p>My ILR decision was posted...good luck 2 all</p>
<p>can you just go to a community college for the first one or two years before you transfer to cornell? Or is that not a smart thing to do since community college is probably easier than "real" college? cuase wouldn't you be able to maintain a higher gpa at a community college? thanks!</p>
<p>nooter: regular transfer or GT?</p>