HS Class of 2008- Cornell EDers

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>i took advanced physics last year, and am taking ap c this year. it's completely different in the sense that my teacher will write a problem on the board and give us an hour and a half and all of the stuff in the room to figure it out. it's really fun because we have a fun class, but sometimes so frustrating when the teacher won't help.</p>

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<p>ya i'm in ap phys b.......its not that hard but my teacher is terrible and i have a MIT kid in the class (2 of them) that could teach the class better than him- one actually teaches himself quantum mechanics during the class</p>

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<p>I prefer Art&Sci.</p>

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<p>I'm going to use the primary/secondary feature:</p>

<p>1) CAS
2) HE</p>

<p>Good luck to everyone! :]</p>

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<p>man talk about being a thread back from the dead</p>

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<p>they probably didn't notice the 2008</p>

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<p>ah dande! how are you? this was our thread :)</p>

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<p>We should make one for Class of 2009!</p>

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<p>EDing to CALS</p>

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<p>Eding to ILR Woot, for other ILR'ies here I have a feeling the competition is gonna be rediculous this year. I easily see well over 250 kids going early versus the 189 last year. Good Luck all.</p>

<p>Mike</p>

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<p>miktau: May I ask where you got those numbers from? I would like to know how many applied early to AEM last year. Thanks!</p>

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<p>It's on the AEM website. Not that hard to find. Do your research.</p>

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<p>Um actually I couldn't find it. The AEM website has a bunch of information about courses, deadlines, majors, and such, but can't seem to find anything on the specific AEM class profile or how many applied/were admitted. I wouldn't just ask without making an effort to look for it on my own. It would be great if you could provide me with the link, thanks.</p>

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<p>My numbers cam from the ILR info packet when i visited. I dont have any AEM info im afraid.</p>

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<p>there are 96 freshmen admitted last year, and the admittance rate is 12%, so that means there were 800 pp applied in 2007. AEM program is the most selective 4-year undergraduate business program in the states. Cornell always admits only ard 100 AEM pp per year.</p>