Why I Applied Early Decision
Where are you applying? What do you want to study? How many applications are you sending out? When are you hearing back?
My Double Major Experience
I entered Cornell University as an Environmental Engineering major, and I added Biometry & Statistics as a double major after a few weeks into my freshman year.
The Slope Day 2023 Experience
After a long year of classes, exams, clubs, friendships, and everything in between, Cornell students celebrate Slope Day, an end-of-the-school-year concert event that takes place on Libe Slope (short for “Library Slope”) in the spring. Spring 2023’s Slope Day brought pop-rock artists like COIN and Snakehips, popular for songs like “Talk Too Much” and “All My Friends.”
Whether you’re a current Cornellian or a prospective student, here’s what you need to know about Cornell students’ favorite event.
My Top 5 Places to Eat on Campus
With ten residential dining rooms and sixteen retail locations on campus, Cornell has many places to eat. Our healthy variety also comes with quality — Cornell is consistently ranked in the Princeton Review's Top Ten for best campus food among all colleges and universities in the country. In 2023, we’ve hit #2 on the list!
The food is obviously good, but here are my top five places to eat on campus.
Computer Science in Arts and Engineering: What’s the Difference?
Suppose you are considering applying to Cornell to study computer science. In that case, you’re probably considering whether to apply to the College of Arts & Sciences or the College of Engineering, both of which offer a computer science major. To leverage this, you’re also probably wondering about the differences between the Arts and Engineering versions of the major. Besides the degree you’re awarded (Arts students receive a Bachelor of Arts, Engineering students receive a Bachelor of Science), what’s so different about computer science in both colleges?