Something I wish I'd known when I was applying to Cornell was how some classes can be cross-listed, meaning that a class could count for more than one academic department. When I first applied, I was initially interested in majoring in Computer Science and only enrolled in STEM classes. Until I enrolled during my first semester, I saw that there were many classes that I could've taken during my first year that would've counted towards some of my STEM and A&S distributions.
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What is one piece of advice or something you wish you had known when you were applying?
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