Class of 2025

Started by arugula, December 17, 2020, 07:43:41 PM

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arugula

Folks, I was ready to ask the question of how I can root for the Red if the University rejects my daughter.  However, she got the metaphorical thick envelope today and was admitted early to A&S.  Back to Lynah for me!  Eventually...

arugula

PS she already loves Morgan Barron and I have a photo of her from Red Hot Hockey first edition with a red painted face.  She's a natural for cow bell.

Trotsky

Congratulations on her obviously good genes.

CAS

Congrats Arugula - you can look forward to sitting in the student section. Fwiw, Cornell reported they received over 9,000 ED applications this year (vs last year's 6,630, which was the prior record).

scoop85

Quote from: CASCongrats Arugula - you can look forward to sitting in the student section. Fwiw, Cornell reported they received over 9,000 ED applications this year (vs last year's 6,630, which was the prior record).

Yes, wonderful for your daughter and your family.

Not surprised by Cornell's increase in ED applications, as schools that have done well managing COVID are seeing a surge in applications overall. We were on a Colgate town hall earlier this week (my son is a freshman there) and Colgate, which like Cornell has received widespread acclaim for how it has kept COVID in check, has received a record number of ED applications and three times the number of total applications compared with the same period in 2019.

arugula

Thanks for the kind words.  Really can't wait to see a game Lynah.  Have only seen the team on the road and at MSG since graduation  I was wondering about that increase in ED.  Makes sense.  Handling COVID well is a reflection on handling crises well generally I guess.

billhoward

Don't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: billhowardDon't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

Gotta admit, it took me a while to figure it out (because I knew it wasn't the obvious one).

osorojo

My mother, father, wife, self, son, sister, Brother-in-Law and two nieces are all Cornellians. Who do I see about a group rate for hockey tickets - once we leave this cloud behind?

marty

Quote from: osorojoMy mother, father, wife, self, son, sister, Brother-in-Law and two nieces are all Cornellians. Who do I see about a group rate for hockey tickets - once we leave this cloud behind?

Erin McDermott
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

ACM

Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82
Quote from: billhowardDon't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

Gotta admit, it took me a while to figure it out (because I knew it wasn't the obvious one).

I thought "ED" was the section of the Crescent they named after Marinaro ...

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: ACM
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82
Quote from: billhowardDon't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

Gotta admit, it took me a while to figure it out (because I knew it wasn't the obvious one).

I thought "ED" was the section of the Crescent they named after Marinaro ...

If you sit in that section for longer than 4 hours, see a doctor.

arugula

Quote from: billhowardDon't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

As to the financial aid package we received, either we're poor, or Cornell is rich.

Roy 82

Quote from: arugula
Quote from: billhowardDon't celebrate until you get a thick aid-package envelope.

Given the mature years of many here on the forum, "ED" gives one pause.

As to the financial aid package we received, either we're poor, or Cornell is rich.

Arugula, lettuce all celebrate your good fortune!
(sorry, obvious puns are all I got)

CAS

The Washington Post had a recent story that Cornell received 17,000 more applications than the year before, up about a third from the prior year.  So Argula, congrats again your daughter was admitted in an incredibly competitive year (69,000 total applications, maybe an 8% admit rate).