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  1. mustang

    mustang Junior Member
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    I'm looking into Cornell University and It seems to be a top science and research school and it's also an Ivy. Yet, many people don't seem to like it much. Why do you think this is? I've heard that it's very competitive once you get in. Do you think that this has had a negative effect on applicants?
    Thanks
     
    #1 mustang, Sep 7, 2002
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  2. Random Access

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    You'd think that people would appreciate that Weill is in NYC instead of Ithaca... much much much better... ;)


    -RA
     
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  3. Rapid Decomposition

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    Could also be the PBL curriculum - there is less lecture time at Cornell than almost any other school.
     
    #3 Rapid Decomposition, Sep 7, 2002
  4. mustang

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    Yeah, but that means more time for independent study.
     
    #4 mustang, Sep 9, 2002
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    you know, i never hear people actually gush over cornell med. you always hear about stanford....harvard....nyu and columbia, etc, but i can't remember ever hearing even ny residents say cornell is their #1 choice.

    it's obviously a great med school. what's going on?
     
    #5 saiyagirl, Sep 9, 2002
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    Adcadet Long way from Gate 27
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  8. jot

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    well though i'm just an applicant - i'll gush about it. its in an unbelievably nice location, has successfully implemented pbl stuff without going overboard, world class research (and affiliated instutitions) and in great city. clinical opportunities are vast, and i know a couple cool people that went there;)
    -jot
     
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    Upper East side is amazing and the hospital is probably the nicest I have seen in all my interviews. It is a small class and has a lot of individual attention with all the PBL they have. Only problem, PBL is pretty much all they have. If you don't think PBL is the best way for you to learn, you are not going to gush over Weill.
     
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    This is a little off topic (not to mention a silly question), but how do you pronounce "Weill" anyway?
     
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    I've always said it just like "wheel" (as in the round thing). Hope I've been saying this correct. Does anybody know for sure?
     
    #11 Adcadet, Sep 9, 2002
  12. jot

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    hah - i thought it was like "while" -- lets call the whole thing off.
     
    #12 jot, Sep 9, 2002
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    hmm i called it "whale"

    :confused:
     
    #13 bruinmojo, Sep 10, 2002
  14. tBw

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    hmmm, I also called it 'while' - and I would also 'gush' over Cornell...so maybe whether you gush or not depends on how you pronounce it.....
     
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    Sometimes I pronounce it with a quasi-German accent, ie "v" in place of "w."

    "vile"
     
    #15 owen_osh, Sep 10, 2002
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    "Do you have any questions for me?"

    "Yes, how do you pronounce the name of this school?"

    1 week later, acceptance and full scholarship in the mail. w00t.
     
    #16 Street Philosopher, Sep 10, 2002
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    it is pronounce "wheel"
     
    #17 princessd3, Sep 11, 2002
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    That would have been my third guess.:rolleyes:
     
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