Aeiland,
Cornell
B.S.
Student at Cornell ILR who aspires to be a lawyer
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13
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9
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1
Advice
3
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3
Sports
Background
Hometown
New York, New York
GenderMale
EthnicityBlack / African American
AdmissionRegular Decision
Class of2017
English First Language
Yes
Other Language(s) Spoken
English
Results, Essays, and Advice
Accepted
Waitlisted or Withdrew
Denied
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Cornell University (Ithaca, NY)
Applied for a B.S. in
Accepted and Enrolled Legacy: Both ParentsSchool Specific Essays
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It’s a seemingly ordinary Tuesday afternoon, in February 2011. I am shivering and not just from the cold. This is the most nervous I have been in my entire life because this is not just any Tuesday afternoon, it’s the day of my first Mock Trial competition. As a first year starting witness I have to speak for 15 minutes in front of a judge while opposing counsel, probably far more experienced than me, does their best to pick my...Read more...Supplemental Essay Unique question posed by school44 WordsPresent: pres-ent 1. Something that is offered, presented, or given as a gift Let's stick with this definition. Unusual presents, accidental presents, metaphorical presents, re-gifted presents, etc. - pick any present you have ever received and invent a past for it.Read more...Supplemental Essay Issue of personal significance457 WordsI have found happiness nestled between the pages of The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius and I am often hurled into fits of woeful lamentation when I remember that The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only novel that Oscar Wilde will ever write. Instead, I must content myself with reading and rereading every exquisite phrase until the pages are worn thin from over use. I am an insatiable reader, ripping through the volumes in libraries like a tornado. Even with...Read more...Supplemental Essay “Why us” school essay505 WordsThe one thing that most adults have in common is work. From a Supreme Court Justice to a cashier at a fast food restaurant, they all have a workplace with unique challenges that must be addressed. Last year I had an opportunity to interact with various workplaces and I learned something valuable about the world of work. In May, select students from my school traveled to Washington D.C to meet with top-level government officials. The highlight the trip was...Read more...Additional Essay Details1252 WordsAttached are 2 essays I wrote for the University of Chicago. UChicago is known for their "eccentric" essay questions and I know someone giving me even the vaugest idea of how to respond to some of these weird questions would have been helpful. Present: pres-ent 1. Something that is offered, presented, or given as a gift Let's stick with this definition. Unusual presents, accidental presents, metaphorical presents, re-gifted presents, etc. - pick any present you have ever received and invent a past...Read more...General Admissions Advice
What set me apart from other applicants138 WordsI think that what set me apart from other applicants is the fact that I made a point of visiting the schools I cared most about and having a one-on-one conversation with an admissions officer. This was particularly helpful to me...Read more...High School Performance
GPA3.40(no specification of weighting)RankTop 50%
Academic Performance in High School Low at first but improved
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Highest ACT32ACT Score DetailsHighest SAT1450on 1600 scaleHighest SAT2080SAT Score Details
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Details6 classes and scoresSports
SportsCross Country, Tennis, Track & Field
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