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I just went on a campus tour and I just realized that I didn't fill out anything to signify that I actually went on a campus tour. Did I miss something and not fill out something or is there actually no information card or something to say that you went there?
I'd suggest you somehow let them know you visited and took the tour. Based on experience with a couple applicants, my sense is that Cornell is very interested in your level of interest in it and somehow takes into account for admission any of these "contacts" that show more than just an interest from afar. Maybe you could contact admissions with a follow-up question based on the tour or anything that permits them to make the connection.
There is no way to fill out a card at the tour reception area. The students working there tell everyone that there is no tracking of tours taken and that it does not matter for admission. There is a form if you go to an Information Session though.