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Cornell drops need-based loans for students from families earning under $75,000 Building on a long history of need-blind admissions and need-based aid, Cornell Provost Carolyn A. Martin announced a sweeping new financial aid initiative, starting next year, to eliminate need-based loans for all undergraduate students from families with income under $75,000, making it possible for new students to graduate debt-free. read more...
At Cornell, you will live and learn with more than 13,000 undergraduates from the United States and 120 countries around the world, who represent diverse ethnic, geographic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. You can share your experiences as you participate in activities ranging from visual and performing arts and athletics to cultural and professional organizations. Learn more about Life at Cornell.
Cornell University is an Ivy League research university where you'll
have the freedom to study what interests you. With seven undergraduate
colleges and over 4,000 courses in nearly 100 academic
disciplines, the choices are endless. Plus, you'll be taught by
world renowned faculty members who are Nobel laureates, Pulitzer prize
winners, and leaders in their academic fields.
Our campus is highlighted by the natural beauty of gardens crisscrossed
by gorges and waterfalls, and is often described as one of the most
beautiful in the United States. Come see for yourself. There are many
opportunities for you to visit us year-round.
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States throughout the school year. To find out more, visit the Cornell
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