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The document outlines the application process for Engineering Orientation Assistants (OAs) at Cornell University, detailing important dates, responsibilities during the August Orientation from August 24-26, 2013, and requirements such as attending a mandatory meeting on August 23rd. It emphasizes the commitment needed from OAs to assist with various orientation programs and mentions that participation does not provide pay or credit but can contribute to service hours.

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Students who have attended colleges, universities, and community colleges are welcome to apply to transfer into Cornell Engineering. We also welcome applications from international students.

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