We asked our Admissions Ambassadors to share their favorite ways to have fun, both on and off campus.

So many students come to Cornell with a sense of anxious excitement, and POST meets this feeling head-on, offering empowering experiences and supportive moments that stick with students for the rest of the semester.

Whether you’re visiting a school close to home or one far away, an in-person visit can help you better understand campus culture, student life, and what matters most to you in a future college experience.

We asked admissions ambassadors to share their top picks for warm-weather activities on and off campus.

In high school, one of the best ways to discover new passions is through extracurricular activities.

When I first found out that Cornell would become my collegiate home, I was beyond excited. I remember imagining everything that was ahead of me.

I didn’t come into Cornell knowing I was pre-med. Actually, I wasn’t even sure I was allowed to say I was pre-med yet .I just knew I was curious about how the environment affects people. And somehow that slowly turned into medicine.

At Cornell, your room will be your sanctuary and new home, so decorating it and making it your own is very important.