Marksman Bryan Wrote:Denied from Cornell

They just don't recognize my full potential.

EDIT:
My friend got accepted, and props to them, but wtp
I've had to reteach most of our calc lessons to her.. zzzzzzzz

FrozNlite Wrote:It happens, Bryan. When I was a high school senior I applied to Cornell, early decision, with a triple legacy (both parents and an uncle), and was flat-out denied as well.

Now, three years later, I couldn't be happier where I am, and don't know if going to Cornell, had I gotten in, would have landed me where I am as quickly or to the same degree. Life has funny ways of working out, and knowing that you've already been accepted to a million schools, I'm sure you'll end up where you're supposed to.

That being said, I'm still massively rooting for you in your fight against Crohn's, which is your most difficult challenge yet, in my opinion. pineappleing disease needs to go die, ruining lives and all.

Corn Wrote:Cornell is one of the few schools that don't' recognize legacy.

I'm still probably to give the priority wait list to Carnegie-Mellon a shot, though.

FrozNlite Wrote:Funny because when I applied they asked if I had any legacies. I remember multiple spaces on the application where I filled in names and relationships.

ImagineAll Wrote:Currently at Disneyland waiting to get on Space Mountain with @Rick.