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- SôngHươngNúiNgự
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- gdane
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Re: What causes an application to be...
No way to know. One school might have more applications to go through than the other, one school might have take a different/longer approach to going through the applications.
if you're waiting for cornell, just be patient. you'll find out soon enough.
if you're waiting for cornell, just be patient. you'll find out soon enough.
- SôngHươngNúiNgự
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Re: What causes an application to be...
This may be true lolSôngHươngNúiNgự wrote:Sorry for being unclear the first time. The app was essentially waitlisted at both schools.
Here's my theory:
Loyola: Screw this dirt poor applicant. Waitlist.
This I don't know. There are many Asians at Cornell. Too many. Especially women.Cornell: We like poor people with a story. Waitlist.
South Asians are more under represented though so maybe you will be looked at differently than Chinese.
- SôngHươngNúiNgự
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Thank you for your two cents. You've pointed me in the right direction.
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