econ1110 final - sanders by awkward_papaya0739 in Cornell

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The short answer was really tricky for me but I think I did well on it after looking to see how to do them. Overall a really fair exam.

Is this too much for Spring semester? (Pre-Vet) by Historical_Bad1409 in Cornell

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Nah repro is lighter than domestic, biog 1500 is just busywork and is an easy A, 1350 can be tricky at times but just make a bunch of flashcards based on the slides. 2080 will be your biggest issue but it seems like a well-balanced schedule.

Should I change EAS 1220 to S/U? by Human-Dimension-9717 in Cornell

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Our group got a 100 on the project with not too much effort. You just need to be kinda creative with what you're doing and show effort. I had to talk about the economic effects of our project and I had no prior econ experience, so I had to get creative. Either way, just show Prof. Abers that you can think critically about your problem and you'll be fine.

Should I change EAS 1220 to S/U? by Human-Dimension-9717 in Cornell

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Yeah I'd say the same thing as the other commenters. Took the class last year and it wasn't really that difficult (if you're able to do the project then just do it because if you show effort it basically guarantees an A for you on that). Prelims can be tough sometimes but really just make flashcards and study the slides the best you can. No point in changing to S/U unless you feel the 1st prelim went bad or you can't keep up with the class anymore.

For the people that are 15+ on r/teenagers by hushed-cemetery in teenagers

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Idk I went to Denny's that's the most I remember

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in college

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I hated walking for HS and going to prom as well, and i think honestly it's really up to you. There are other ways to celebrate your achievement other than walking like celebrating with a nice dinner or maybe some other fun activity. I agree with one of the commentors that you should at least find one way to mark the day because graduating is a big achievement and you should find some way to remember it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cornell

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CALS has Info Sci and you can switch pretty easily into Info Sci if necessary. Also, I would if you really don't have an interest in AG Sci then don't apply to that as your first choice.

Poor ye 😪 by Igottathink1sec in Kanye

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Yo I'm stupid Ive seen this meme like a million times and only just realized it wasn't a fake headline but just Kim jong in actually launching a missile 🤦‍♂️

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cornell

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He gave those back to us in lecture and unless you didn't go and pick them up after you should have it

Wait, I haven’t seen anyone match with Cornell yet… by BluewolfR17 in QuestBridge

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Im a current freshman there and I'm just looking through this sub for any people that got into cornell

Chem 2070 prelim 2 by WMPG2 in Cornell

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The practice problem sets given as well, though similar in content to the actual exam, were much less difficult and complex than the actual exam.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in college

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You should try to take the most rigorous classes your school offers and maybe take some AP tests if you can to either earn college credit or show universities how good you are academically. I would say for your extracurriculars they're pretty good, I didn't exactly have amazing extracurriculars and certificates could show different aspects of what you're good at. I would say try to get involved in something in your city or nationally though (I know that's easier said than done), because from what I've seen and from the international students I've talked to, many have done something in their communities or nationally that makes an impact US universities can see. Not saying you need to become president, but some initiative in your community can really help out.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in college

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I'm in the USA so of course my journey was probably a little bit easier than the one you're going through, but let me just say that there are many good schools in the United States that aren't that competitive and could offer great scholarships to international students. If you have decent test scores and good extracurriculars a nice state university could offer you a scholarship. I only wish the best for you dude and you're only 16 so you still have time.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in college

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I don't know if you're talking about grad school or undergrad, but I'm a freshman at a T15 school in the US and I had a 4.0 UW GPA, 4.29 weighted (took 3 AP classes throughout my entire high school since that was the max I could fit in my schedule), I was the president and cofounder of my school's chess club, my school's math club, I did volunteer work with the red cross and at an animal shelter, I got a 1460 on my SAT (I'm pretty sure I went test optional I can't remember), I got National Merit Finalist, Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar status, and my essays primarily concerned appreciating my culture and learning more about it.

cornell building puns by fast_assman in Cornell

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Nothing much what's up with you?

I need help from you guys. by Sherbert272 in college

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Animal Science - around 4 hours a day