Take Advantage of Cornell’s Advising Offices

By: Amanda Madenberg, HE ’20 If there is one thing I have learned with certainty throughout my time at Cornell, it’s that this university has a ton of advising resources for students to utilize. ...
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April 8, 2020Academics, Access Counselors, Admissions, Admitted Studentadvising, learning, plan, Student Blog, student resources

You Are Here for a Reason

By: Brendon Gauthier, CALS ’21 As a high schooler preparing to attend college, you will often hear, “College will change your life.” You will probably disregard this after so many people say it to ...
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April 6, 2020Academics, Access Counselors, Admissions, Admitted Studentselection committee, Student Blog, student life

Cornell Offers Flexible Academics on Your Terms

By: Amanda Madenberg, HE ’20 A large part of Ezra Cornell’s founding philosophy was the emphasis of Cornell being a place for any study. Since 1865, Cornell has been an environment that’s inclusive of ...
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March 30, 2020Academics, Access Counselors, Admissions, Admitted Student, Applicant, Prospective StudentAdmissions, learning, majors

What is the Cornell Tradition?

By: Mason Muir ’22 Are you interested in volunteering or performing some form of public service at Cornell University? Then this post is for you! I’m currently a sophomore in the College of Arts ...
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January 30, 2020Academics, Admitted Student, Applicant, Prospective Student, Student LifeCornell Tradition, student life, student organizations, summer, tradition, what Cornell looks for

A Class that has Greatly Impacted Me

By: Lia Samuelu ‘20 If I could start my career at Cornell all over again, there are a few things I would change. I’d make sure to get here early on move-in day. Or ...
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November 10, 2019Academics, Admitted Student, Prospective Student, Student Lifeclasses, diversity, learning, student life