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My Favorite Campus Amenity: The Johnson Museum of Art
One of my favorite unique places to go on Cornell’s campus is the Johnson Museum of Art.
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Why You Should Take Advantage of the Career Services Office
Located right next to the Cornell Store is a castle-looking building you might’ve never noticed, called Barnes Hall.
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My Experience with CAPS
Being a college student can be very stressful and present challenges that can be hard to navigate alone.
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A Day in the Life as an Arts & Sciences Student
Hi! I’m Katie, a sophomore in Arts & Sciences pursuing a major in Cognitive Science and a minor in Health Policy, and I’m on the premed track.
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My Favorite Place to Study on Campus
Cornell's academic vibe is truly unique.
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What Surprised Me as a Sophomore Transfer Student (and College Student in General)
Picture this: it’s May of your senior year and you have finally paid your deposit and committed to college (hopefully Cornell!).
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Life at Cornell’s Dorms: My Experience with On-Campus Housing
The moment finally arrived. My parents and I hopped out of our fully packed car, following the workers escorting us into a modernistic, chic-looking building.
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Why I Chose Cornell
Choices, choices, choices… the college process is full of them.
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What it’s like pursuing a minor in other colleges or schools
Ezra Cornell’s famous principle statement of “any person…any study” can be realized in infinite ways during your time at Cornell, and among those is the opportunity to pursue a minor in another school.
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