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Cornell University is one of the
most frequently searched colleges in the United States, according to a recent
internet keyword search of American universities.
Established in 1865, the university was intended to make contributions to ALL fields of knowledge. Today, Cornell is a private research university that currently maintains an enrollment of around 23,000 students. Cornell is one of only three universities that is a member of the Land Grant, Sea Grant, Space Grant, and Sun Grant programs. Students at Cornell can study abroad on any of six continents.
Cornell is considered an "Ivy League school," and usually ranks in the top 10 on college reports. In fact, the school's Bachelor of Architecture degree program consistently ranks Number 1 in the nation.
Cornell offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs, and is one of the most selective universities in America. The acceptance rate at Cornell for undergraduate freshmen is around 10 percent. The SAT scores of entering freshmen generally averages above 1400. The average student faculty ratio is approximately 9 to 1.
Notable graduates of Cornell University include Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, novelist and Princeton professor Toni Morrison, Bill Nye ("the science guy"), actor Christopher Reeve, President of Taiwan Lee Teng Hui, author E.B White, and David Starr Jordan, the founding President of Stanford University. Among the quarter million Cornell alumni alive today are numerous Nobel laureates, countless CEOs, and more than a dozen billionaires. Eight Cornellians even became astronauts.
Cornell is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Shown above: A view of McGraw Tower at Cornell.
image credit: Cornell.edu
Above: A scene from the campus of Cornell in spring
image: Cornell.edu
Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about Cornell University.
1. Where is Cornell University?
The main campus of Cornell is located on the eastern edge of Ithaca, New York. Ithaca is situated at the southern tip of the Cayuga River, approximately 50 miles southwest of Syracuse, and roughly 200 driving miles west of Albany.
Cornell also has 10 locations in New York City, as well as other locations in Geneva, New York, Washington DC, Rome, Italy, and Doha, Qatar.
Here is the official physical address of Cornell's main campus:
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
14853
Here are the physical addresses of some of Cornell's other locations:
Weill Cornell Medicine
1300 York Avenue
New York, NY
10065
Cornell Tech
2 West Loop Road
New York, NY
10044
Cornell DC
2148 O Street NW
Washington DC
20037
2. What is the organizational structure of Cornell University?
Each of the colleges and schools of Cornell University admits its own students and provides its own instructors. Cornell consists of the following 16 divisions:
3. What undergraduate studies are offered at Cornell University?
Undergraduate course offerings at Cornell cover many hundred topics.
Here is an alphabetical list of 75 undergraduate majors (Bachelor degree programs) offered at Cornell:
Cornell also offers well over 100 outdoor education courses, such as tree climbing, rock climbing, caving, hiking, mountain biking, and Wilderness First Aid, to name only a few. In fact, Cornell's Lindseth Climbing Wall is the largest natural indoor rock climbing wall in all of North America. It is 160 feet wide and 30 feet high.
Above: An aerial view of the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York.
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4. What graduate programs are available at Cornell University?
Here is a list of fields of study (majors) for Masters degrees at Cornell Graduate School:
PhDs are available in most of the above-mentioned disciplines, as well as in the following subjects:
Here's a list of MD degrees offered at Cornell's medical college:
5. What programs are available at Cornell University Law School?
Cornell Law has J.D., Masters, and Doctoral degree programs in the field of Law.
Here is a list of the required first-year courses for the J.D. program at Cornell Law:
Optional concentrations for Cornell's J.D. Program include:
The school features a full range of legal studies, which can be taken as electives. Here is an alphabetical list of the 25 most popular individual courses offered at Cornell Law, aside from the ones listed above:
Cornell Law School also features many dozen specialty student groups, such as the Art Law Society, the Business Law Society, the California Law Students Association, the Jewish Law Students Association, and the Mock Trial Board, to name only a few.
Above: The powerful Gothic architecture of Cornell Law School.
image: gncbengineers.com
6. How much does it cost to attend Cornell University?
According to the Cornell website, the total cost of tuition, fees, and other expenses for undergraduate enrollment for one full year is approximately $71,000.
Graduate school tuition at Cornell varies by program. For Cornell Law, the tuition for the upcoming academic year is
Other fees may also apply, such as application fees, parking fees, and activities fees, for instance.
Financial aid is available to some, and may come in the form of Pell Grants, scholarships, and work study programs, among others.
Above: Gates Hall, constructed in 2014, cuts a modern metallic silhouette against Cornell's historic campus architecture.
image credit: Flickr.com
Above: Inside the stunning Sage Chapel on the campus of Cornell.
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7. What is the Cornell University campus like?
The main campus of Cornell occupies roughly 750 acres in a small city setting of upstate New York. In total, Cornell's campuses cover about 4,800 acres. Attractions near the main campus include the Cornell Botanic Gardens, which spans about 2,800 acres all by itself.
The Ithaca campus is home to almost all of the school's administrative buildings, academic buildings, libraries, and residence halls, as well as the beautiful Sage Chapel, among other structures, both modern and historic. The McGraw Tower has colored lights for holidays, and the clock on the tower plays music. Like most Ivy League campuses, Cornell also features outstanding athletic facilities, huge auditoriums, and several alluring museums.
Like most very old institutions, the Cornell campus boasts a broad range of architectural styles, such as Collegiate Gothic, Victorian, Modern, and others. In fact, several buildings on Cornell's main campus are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Others have been built within the past few years. According to Travel & Leisure Magazine (not too long ago), Cornell's Ithaca campus is among the most beautiful college campuses in America. What's more, the campus sits on a hill, providing breath taking views of the surrounding area.
Student services on campus include a daycare center, campus security, placement services, and health services, and an amazing dining program. Cornell has 30 on-campus dining locations, including 10 cafeterias. Sometimes they even invite top chefs from local restaurants to add to the atmosphere.
The school colors are carnelian red and white. The varsity athletes at Cornell are commonly referred to as the Big Red. They play for the NCAA Division 1 - Ivy League.
Varsity sports for men and women at Cornell include:
Also available on campus are a number of club sports, such as some of the ones listed above, and many others. Aside form sports, the Cornell campus also features more than a thousand student organizations and activities, such as an a cappella club, an African dance group, a beekeeping club, a career club, a chess club, a cheerleading club, several scholarly publications, and countless others.
Above: A member of the varsity polo team at Cornell
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8. What are the distance learning options at Cornell University?
Cornell offers a broad range of online courses. Distance learning is a popular option at Cornell, especially in conjunction with on-campus classes. Online credit courses offered at Cornell for the upcoming winter semester include the following, among others:
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9. What is the contact information for Cornell University?
To reach the undergraduate admissions office of Cornell, call 607-254-4636.
To speak with someone at the graduate school of Cornell, call 607-255-5820.
To contact the Cornell Law School, call 607-255-7190.
For the Weill Cornell Medical Center, call 212-746-5454.
To reach the DC campus of Cornell, call 202-466-2184.
Above: Downtown Ithaca, New York.
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