Cornell c/o 2016 Applicants (2012-2013) Forum

[LRGhost]

Just got an email from Cornell,
said something like, sorry about the delay in getting a decisions out top you. We are evaluating you application and we will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days. Thoughts?

Seems like they'll get a decision to you in 30 days!

But I have no idea, they probably got backed up and were looking at a variety of files and are circling around to other people they already looked at. You have good stats for the school so I wouldn't be concerned. I wonder if anyone else got the email?

[BigZuck]

Just got an email from Cornell,
said something like, sorry about the delay in getting a decisions out top you. We are evaluating you application and we will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days. Thoughts?

Only thing I can think of is that they will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days.

[pedestrian]

At least you got a timeline. I just got the vague, "we'll get to it when we get to it" update.

[scretcher]

Just got an email from Cornell,
said something like, sorry about the delay in getting a decisions out top you. We are evaluating you application and we will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days. Thoughts?

Only thing I can think of is that they will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days.

Solid analysis.

[BigZuck]

Just got an email from Cornell,
said something like, sorry about the delay in getting a decisions out top you. We are evaluating you application and we will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days. Thoughts?

Only thing I can think of is that they will be getting a decision to you in the next 30 days.

Solid analysis.

I tried to read deeper into it and couldn't. Can you?

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

[shntn]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

[ph5354a]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

I can only assume it was from a clown academy.

[shntn]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

I can only assume it was from a clown academy.

Surprisingly, a decent enough T1.

[moonman157]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

I can only assume it was from a clown academy.

At this point, probably a wiser investment than lawl school

[scretcher]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

Yes the font, size, color, and overall structure of the message will definitely give us a clearer understanding of the author's intent.

Using my extensive background in word processing analysis, I can tell you that black text is used to convey happiness, sadness, anger, and indifference. Additionally, proper grammar and punctuation are often indicative of a professional relationship between an author and the intended reader. Specially formatted text, specifically that which is bolded or italicized, is considered "very important information" by the author, so the recipient should be sure to give these words more weight when trying to determine a measage's true meaning.

OP, if you post the email I will gladly run a full analysis on it.

[drive4showLSAT4dough]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

Yes the font, size, color, and overall structure of the message will definitely give us a clearer understanding of the author's intent.

Using my extensive background in word processing analysis, I can tell you that black text is used to convey happiness, sadness, anger, and indifference. Additionally, proper grammar and punctuation are often indicative of a professional relationship between an author and the intended reader. Specially formatted text, specifically that which is bolded or italicized, is considered "very important information" by the author, so the recipient should be sure to give these words more weight when trying to determine a measage's true meaning.

OP, if you post the email I will gladly run a full analysis on it.

U BOARD, BRO?

[pedestrian]

Also, kerning. If Obama's birth certificate taught us anything, it is that kerning holds all of the truths.

[scretcher]

Maybe we should try and analyze their choice of font and font size?

I got an e-mail from a school in Comic Sans once. That analysis was pretty easy. Didn't apply.

Yes the font, size, color, and overall structure of the message will definitely give us a clearer understanding of the author's intent.

Using my extensive background in word processing analysis, I can tell you that black text is used to convey happiness, sadness, anger, and indifference. Additionally, proper grammar and punctuation are often indicative of a professional relationship between an author and the intended reader. Specially formatted text, specifically that which is bolded or italicized, is considered "very important information" by the author, so the recipient should be sure to give these words more weight when trying to determine a measage's true meaning.

OP, if you post the email I will gladly run a full analysis on it.

U BOARD, BRO?

Pun?

[scretcher]

Yes the font, size, color, and overall structure of the message will definitely give us a clearer understanding of the author's intent.

Using my extensive background in word processing analysis, I can tell you that black text is used to convey happiness, sadness, anger, and indifference. Additionally, proper grammar and punctuation are often indicative of a professional relationship between an author and the intended reader. Specially formatted text, specifically that which is bolded or italicized, is considered "very important information" by the author, so the recipient should be sure to give these words more weight when trying to determine a measage's true meaning.

OP, if you post the email I will gladly run a full analysis on it.

U BOARD, BRO?

Pun?

but drive4showLSAT4doug, you're right on the money.

[anteater1]

"If you would like you application to remain active as part of our reserve group, please email us at jdadmissions@cornell.edu within two weeks to express your interest in remaining on reserve. If we do not hear back from you, we will assume you have made other plans for next year and will withdraw your file from further consideration."

Simple email saying you'd like to remain an active part of the reserve group or a more formal LOCI saying why you would attend Cornell?

Any advice on this?

[T20hopeful89]

"If you would like you application to remain active as part of our reserve group, please email us at jdadmissions@cornell.edu within two weeks to express your interest in remaining on reserve. If we do not hear back from you, we will assume you have made other plans for next year and will withdraw your file from further consideration."

Simple email saying you'd like to remain an active part of the reserve group or a more formal LOCI saying why you would attend Cornell?

Any advice on this?

Were you RD or EA? When I was deferred EA, I just gave a couple sentences thanking them and staying I would like to continue to be considered etc. I then sent a LOCI in January (was deferred in November).

[anteater1]

Were you RD or EA? When I was deferred EA, I just gave a couple sentences thanking them and staying I would like to continue to be considered etc. I then sent a LOCI in January (was deferred in November).

RD, I think I'll do this and send a LOCI next month. Thanks.

[Dmini7]

I went complete today 1/14 was when they started verifying. I was going to send in a why Cornell but opted against in in fear it would hold up my application even more. Would you guys say it is too late to do so now?

[dproduct]

I wasn't put on reserve today... this cannot be good.

[dproduct]

Were you RD or EA? When I was deferred EA, I just gave a couple sentences thanking them and staying I would like to continue to be considered etc. I then sent a LOCI in January (was deferred in November).

RD, I think I'll do this and send a LOCI next month. Thanks.

Good luck Ant! Also if you need a set of eyes to look over your LOCI feel free to pm me. I'm pulling for you!

[Crowing]

I wasn't put on reserve today... this cannot be good.

dproduct still alive?

[dproduct]

I wasn't put on reserve today... this cannot be good.

dproduct still alive?

Maybe imisto is pulling some strings for me.

[anteater1]

Were you RD or EA? When I was deferred EA, I just gave a couple sentences thanking them and staying I would like to continue to be considered etc. I then sent a LOCI in January (was deferred in November).

RD, I think I'll do this and send a LOCI next month. Thanks.

Good luck Ant! Also if you need a set of eyes to look over your LOCI feel free to pm me. I'm pulling for you!

I might take you up on that, thanks

[dykstaab]

I know there are a ton of factors to consider but for the sake of simplicity, how much money would it take for everyone to definitely attend Cornell?

[zz888]

on reserve today 164/3.75 ... app went complete 1/25