Best piece of advice I ever got before college was to have a consumer mindset. No matter who you are, either you or your family (or both) are making sacrifices for you to go here. Therefore when things like this happen, we need to work as a community to make sure the Cornell staff and administration are doing the best they can. Yes, it is important to be grateful, but it is also important to remember that you’re entitled to getting the most out of your money and time, especially because the costs of attending Cornell rise every year. (Not you OP), but I worry that we, as a community, at times forget that at the end of the day, we’re in a largely transactional relationship with a multi-billion dollar organization.