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What's the easiest Cornell college to transfer to?

Hey everyone, I'm considering transferring colleges and I'm wondering which Cornell college is the easiest to transfer into. I understand 'easy' is a relative term, but are there certain colleges within Cornell that traditionally have a higher acceptance rate for transfers? Thanks for any insight!

a year ago

It's important to note that 'easiest' can indeed be subjective depending on your academic background, interests, and the strength of your application.

That said, if we were to compare the acceptance rates for different colleges within Cornell, some data suggests that the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences tends to have a slightly higher transfer acceptance rate. Similarly, the College of Human Ecology and the School of Industrial and Labor Relations have also been known to have acceptance rates on the higher side for transfers.

You should remember, though, that these figures can vary year to year based on the specific applicants and competition levels in any given cycle. Therefore, it's a good idea to focus on the programs and colleges within Cornell that align with your personal academic and career interests rather than just based on acceptance rates. Given the rigorous and intensive nature of Cornell's programs, applying to a program you're genuinely interested in will help you present a more compelling application and increase your motivation to succeed if you do get accepted.

As a transfer applicant, you're expected not only to demonstrate strong academic performance at your current institution but also to show how you've explored or pursued your academic interests and how your intended college at Cornell will further allow you to cultivate those interests. Remember to have a compelling reason for the transfer that goes beyond admission stats, and thoroughly research the program you're applying to so you can articulate your reasons more convincingly in your application.

a year ago

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