Cornell University Top Questions

Cornell students are all dorks. Cornell students are liberal hippies. Cornell students are all upperclass preps. Cornell is a farm. Cornell engineers are socially awkward. Hotelies don't ever do any work. Archies are really weird and you never see them leave Rand Hall. Sorority girls are all dumb blondes. Cornell is the lowest Ivy League school.

guys are rich, assholes who think too much about themselves girls are snobby, jappy girls who think too much about themselves. everyone is from long island. then there are all the nerds and geeks and weirdos.

We are smart. There are a lot of Asians and people from Long Island and Westchester. We are the hottest Ivy League school.

Cornell students are stereotyped as being stressed out and suicidal. People like to make fun of the fact that Cornellians jump off the gorge to kill themselves when they can't handle the work and pressure. Cornellians are also seen as being hyper-competitive; they will sabotage other students to get an A. Cornellians are also thought of as being the "dumbest" students in the Ivy League.

Ultra competitive and have a Harvard/Penn/Princeton/Other ivy complex.

Typical stereotypes usually refer to the Ivy League status of the school: bunch of nerds, no life, snooty, rich, preppy, etc.

"easiest Ivy to get into, hardest to stay in" no one stops working so much stress you'll want to kill yourself nothing to do in Ithaca "Hotelies" are dumb

Stereotypes about Cornell and Cornell students include: 1. The school is in the middle of nowhere 2. It's the easiest Ivy to get into 3. Life is all about studying, no one has fun 4. Cornell is a suicide school 5. The weather in Ithaca is horrible 6. Cornell students are unfriendly 7. Half of Cornell isn't even run by Cornell - it's run by SUNY.

Many people think that Cornell is a place for kids who have got rejected by Harvard. Also, it's said that Cornellians are a little suicidal, driven by an insane amount of workload. The horrifying jumping off the Thurston Bridge story really paints Cornell as a tough university, "easy to get in yet hard to get out." Cornell is also well-known for being a party school with lots of frat houses on West Campus.