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Cornell is a selective school to gain admission to and the application
can be viewed as a bit tedious since it requires several essays that
may/or may not be applicable to other universities' application forms.
Cornell will generally require one to submit SAT scores along with 3 SAT
II exam scores; one of which must be the writing SAT II. The interviews
are extremely informal and are really looking to find out a little bit
more about yourself and also if you are a good fit for the specific
college you applied to. (note: Cornell is divided into 7 different
colleges, each focusing on different disciplines. Admissions is very
good at determining whether or not you really belong in the college you
apply to or are just applying to that specific school as an easy way to
gain admission, as some colleges are easier to get into than others).
Half of Cornell's undergraduate colleges are state colleges, so students
that are New York residents will have tuition if they are enrolled in
one of the state colleges.
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