Cornell University Top Questions

it has everything you could ever want academically and socially. it offers way more majors than 99{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of schools and you get to know someone from every department. socialy it is wonderful. the campus is so big you can definitly find something to fit in with, whether it be gay rights or the soccer club... i will always be proud of my alma mater!

ability to choose any major, as the school provides something for everyone. plus it is not that difficult to change your mind.

Wonderful team aspect, best Hotel School in the world.

great diversity of opportunity. you can find and do anything there.

It's in the middle of nowhere. It's also an Ivy League University that you pay state school tuition for.

It became my home away from home. Being practically it's own little town students really fit into a new and very welcoming community.

You can take ANYTHING you want to-- one of the biggest pros about Cornell is that as an upper classman you can enroll in very specific, in-depth courses ranging from ice cream science to insect conservation bio.

Admittedly, Cornell's established reputation did add a lot of appeal when compared to Berkeley and Northwestern. That, however, was definitely not everything. More important, was the way I felt on campus - comfortable, intimidated (in a good way), and generally impressed. The campus is one of, if not the most beautiful campus in the United States. I also like that Cornell has the stereotypical college campus image, and that it isn't in a big city, allowing it to feel through and through like college - we will all have the chance to live in SF or NYC later!

There is a strong emphasis on research and desire to create knowledge. This is an ideal that seems to be shared throughout the faculty. Undergraduates are encourged to get hands on experience in research in almost any field and there is ample oppurtunity through the university to do so.

I cried for a week after I left Cornell, so clearly I loved the school.