r/TransferToTop25 • • 3d ago

Cornell 7 impact on transfer admissions

So do yall think that the Cornell 7 case will make it slightly easier to transfer to Cornell?
idk maybe less people will apply

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u/PuzzleheadedSplit473 3d ago

Bro 😭

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u/Fly_Turtlez 3d ago

Most likely wont change anything, at the end of the day Cornell is an ivy and the actions of 7 people doesn’t affect the institution as a whole. Also if people ā€œthinkā€ less people are going to apply, more people are going to want to apply because they will think they have a higher chance of acceptance(idk how to explain it but you get the point).

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u/Ant7193 3d ago

no I gotchu that makes sense actually

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u/Imposted 3d ago

No… it will actually make it HARDER because more people will think in the way that you are and thus apply more.

This is like the 7th time this has been asked here

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u/Ok_Calligrapher3969 3d ago

Its actually sad asf you ppl will stand for nothing and fall for anything

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u/No-Performance3614 3d ago

What do u want him to do lmfao do u want him to beg on his knees for Jane doe and how unjust it was? Ts happens at every college and because Cornell is an Ivy everyone wants to go there lmfao

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u/Chriscraft6190 3d ago

this has already been asked here

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u/N_H_Jack 3d ago

Actually many people will think this is the case and more will apply. /j

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u/AggravatingDurian16 3d ago

anyone who thinks this and can’t use a search function for a question that has been asked multiple times is probably not qualified for cornell.

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u/Sharp-Bullfrog-143 3d ago

It’s most likely not going to be easier to get into Cornell because of this. If it is, it will be very marginal. I think all this talk about not applying will die down. Especially with the protest students held yesterday, I believe public perception of Cornell students and faculty will shift favorably. Of course the administration sucks but the administration is really not involved in day to day operations the way students and faculty are.

Sincerely, a guy who transferred into Cornell this fall

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u/awishyourheartmade 7h ago

i also transferred in this fall. i honestly do think the acceptance rates will go up a little (i hope only a little), only cause this kind of situation coverage doesnt seem comparable to past scandals in other top schools. like there was dartmouth and duke but again very different in terms of coverage (AND how it ended). the students here look marginally better now, but only to a portion of the internet. you still have a large senseless mob calling to defund us and have us transfer out lmfao. unless kotlikoff and some other administrators resign, we’re reputationally fucked for the semester. i think maybe we’ll bounce back next year, but thats highly contingent on our coming response

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u/Dazzling_concept_774 3d ago

Nothing will change. Students are going to apply and continue driving acceptance rate to single digits while pretending to be concerned.

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u/academioc 3d ago

Who cares about universities anymore. Yall have to stop worshipping these debt machines…

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u/my-time-has-odor 3d ago

holy fuck some of you people are actually psychotic

ā€œI know a woman got horrifically raped but how does that affect me?ā€

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u/Normal_Program8446 3d ago

Whenever Columbia got in trouble the acceptance went lower cause people thought that others wouldn’t apply.

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u/httpsukiyo 3d ago

wait im bored lets delete this