hi,
I am an incoming junior. Cornell has always been my top choice in the architecture school that i've always wanted. The primary reason to this particular choosing is because of the more artistic/theory based curriculum that I am more interested in. I've always wondered what my chances of getting into the school is. here are my stats
GPA: 3.66 UW/ 4.3 W (projected to go higher next year)
SAT: 1350 or 1900 (New SAT) projected
I've been playing the piano for 9 years, midnight blue belt in karate, art lessons + portfolio, been to Panama for mission trip, going to china next week to teach english (leadership skills), active in church.
My courses in school are quite competitive although i would say not the most. I have 2 AP courses next years.
I plan to attend the Cornell Summer Program next summer
I have attended several workshops in Taliesen West (sp?)
I have interned in an architecture firm before.
what are my chances? And for those who attended Cornell, how is the school? thanks
DJ
Jul 5, 04 11:24 am
Cornell is cold (people and weather)
prairieant
Jul 5, 04 6:05 pm
hi justin_hui,
your stats seem fine--don't worry so much about them. i went to cornell and had lower standardized test scores,etc than the ones you projected. in the end, your portfolio is very important, so you should more time on it. also cornell requires an interview which is also kind of important (don't know if this is still the case). the cornell summer program is certainly helpful and will give you a glimpse of what the school is like, but simply being a participant won't necessarily help your chances of getting in. good luck.
mdler
Jul 6, 04 8:05 pm
Cornell only accepts full fledged ninjas, sorry man
DJ
Jul 6, 04 9:44 pm
and spits out full fledged chipatamas
bbrk
Jul 8, 04 12:40 am
*sigh* cornell... i got my ass in... and i'll tell you, i was no justin_hui... and will never be a justin_hui... hahaha... summer program will help you a lot. i mean, in getting in...
bbrk
Jul 8, 04 12:42 am
wait... i didn't do the summer program there. but i still got in... so... i dunno... whatever... and apprently the kiddies that do summer at cornell don't come out of it drooling over cornell... so i dunno... it's more complicated than just that... ooga booga... good luck
redchairs
Jul 8, 04 12:53 am
no
CREAM
Jul 8, 04 1:10 am
yeah exactly!!!!
geezopeez
Jul 8, 04 12:59 pm
go to cornell only if you want to work with non perturbative quantum gravity, loops, and spin foams. everything else there is meaningless...
shreyaraju
Dec 3, 16 2:17 am
Is The Cornell Summer Program that necessary?
And what sorts of art works do that want to see in our portfolios?
hi,
I am an incoming junior. Cornell has always been my top choice in the architecture school that i've always wanted. The primary reason to this particular choosing is because of the more artistic/theory based curriculum that I am more interested in. I've always wondered what my chances of getting into the school is. here are my stats
GPA: 3.66 UW/ 4.3 W (projected to go higher next year)
SAT: 1350 or 1900 (New SAT) projected
I've been playing the piano for 9 years, midnight blue belt in karate, art lessons + portfolio, been to Panama for mission trip, going to china next week to teach english (leadership skills), active in church.
My courses in school are quite competitive although i would say not the most. I have 2 AP courses next years.
I plan to attend the Cornell Summer Program next summer
I have attended several workshops in Taliesen West (sp?)
I have interned in an architecture firm before.
what are my chances? And for those who attended Cornell, how is the school? thanks
Cornell is cold (people and weather)
hi justin_hui,
your stats seem fine--don't worry so much about them. i went to cornell and had lower standardized test scores,etc than the ones you projected. in the end, your portfolio is very important, so you should more time on it. also cornell requires an interview which is also kind of important (don't know if this is still the case). the cornell summer program is certainly helpful and will give you a glimpse of what the school is like, but simply being a participant won't necessarily help your chances of getting in. good luck.
Cornell only accepts full fledged ninjas, sorry man
and spits out full fledged chipatamas
*sigh* cornell... i got my ass in... and i'll tell you, i was no justin_hui... and will never be a justin_hui... hahaha... summer program will help you a lot. i mean, in getting in...
wait... i didn't do the summer program there. but i still got in... so... i dunno... whatever... and apprently the kiddies that do summer at cornell don't come out of it drooling over cornell... so i dunno... it's more complicated than just that... ooga booga... good luck
no
yeah exactly!!!!
go to cornell only if you want to work with non perturbative quantum gravity, loops, and spin foams. everything else there is meaningless...
Is The Cornell Summer Program that necessary?
And what sorts of art works do that want to see in our portfolios?