My Double Major Experience
As a senior in high school, nothing is more stressful than having to think about your college application. Your least favorite questions consist of, “where are you applying to?” or “what do you want your major to be?” The daunting questions are endless, but at the end of the day, you’ll come to terms with where you want to study and what you want to study, regardless of the stress.
Why You Should Join the Cornell Literary Society
“The world was hers for the reading” - Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
A Day in the Life as an Arts & Sciences Student
As a sophomore Sociology student in the College of Arts and Sciences, I balance a full class schedule, but also participate in a variety of activities that allow me to pursue non-academic interests. Join me as I walk you through a typical day!
My Experience Studying Pre-Med at Cornell
When I came to Cornell, I knew that following the pre-med path would be challenging. I can proudly say that I have been accepted into medical school, and here are some of the things that made that possible for me.
What I Wish I Knew Senior Year
Senior year was supposed to be a grind, then a victory lap. Here are some of the things I wish I had known beforehand.
My Typical Weekend as a College Student
Weekends as a college student are a balance between chaos and calm. Read on to learn about the importance of pickleball for destressing and reserving time for calming rituals.
From Hill to Hill: My DC Start with Cornell
I decided to spend my first semester in Washington, D.C., through the Brooks School of Public Policy’s DC Start program. Before I knew it, I was learning to navigate a whole new city, a new program, and a new version of myself.