A few days ago
Is it true that NYU is more selective than Cornell?
I know Cornell is Ivy, but I heard from some people that NYU is harder to get into.
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Cornell’s more competitive for undergrad. There are individual programs at NYU that are more selective than individual programs at Cornell, though (like their law schools.)
There are non-Ivies that are more selective than some Ivies for undergrad, though. Stanford comes to mind, as does MIT.
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A few days ago
thats not completely true, colleges look for different things. Depends on your ethnicity, your gpa, your community service, your family background, classes you take, but for a minorty cornell is easier to get into nd ive seen a kid with a 94 gpa get in but cornell was more selective so im gunana go with cornell but nyu still requires alot just try your best and hope you get accepted to both lol
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A few days ago
Nah, Cornell’s more selective. Both are excellent, highly competitive schools and you can get a great education at either.
NYU
Freshmen Academic Profile
SAT – Critical Reading Middle 50%: 600-700
SAT – Math Middle 50%: 610-710
TPR Projected Range SAT Writing: 660-730
ACT Composite Middle 50%: 27-31
Average High School GPA: 3.60
Students in top 10% of HS class: 67%
Total applicants who are accepted: 36%
Cornell
Freshmen Academic Profile
SAT – Critical Reading Middle 50%: 620-730
SAT – Math Middle 50%: 660-760
TPR Projected Range SAT Writing: 670-740
ACT Composite Middle 50%: 28-32
Students in top 10% of HS class: 84%
Total applicants who are accepted: 25%
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