MxShade

If youre an architecture student at Cornell, it'd be great
if you can post your high school stats on here!

Oh and...I wanted to do architecture summer program at Cornell,
but we are trying to save a lot of money, so I won't be able to
attend the program. I know the summer program looks better on
the application, but I was wondering if anyone knows how I could
get involved with anything architecture related during summer w/o
having to spend a lot of money.

Has anyone done something architecture related outside of college
summer program?

noopsgnitaenam

I know a handful of people have gotten jobs in construction firms and architectural firms doing various random jobs in them. I don't know anyone that has gotten a job with someone who works in architecture preservation, but that could be another option. But otherwise a lot of other things can be architecture related.. sketching, photography, reading, I'm sure you can come up with a list of those things.

anniebiotic

i'm not sure if this answers your question fully, but my friend was accepted into Cornell for Architecture 2 years ago. I know her weighted GPA was 4.3, unweighted around high 3.8s or low 3.9s and SAT score was 1400 on the old, 2140 on the new. but she also said

"For architecture major, these are just numbers, like age requirements, not important, only if you're below their lower limit. The portfolio and interview are the MAJOR factors into your acceptance."