My Favorite Class
My favorite class last semester was AMST 3370: American Theater on Stage and Screen II (1960-Present). This class examined how theater responds to historical events and the process of play adaptation from script to screen.
A Cornell Engineer’s Path Through ROTC and Global Study
As a Cornell Engineer, I have received a top-notch education, and I am progressing well towards becoming a Civil Engineer. Although I knew I’d make regular progress at Cornell, I have also learned about a wide array of things that I never thought about or considered when I was in high school.
Managing Your Time as a Busy Student
Time management can be a difficult skill to master as a busy student with constantly changing responsibilities, tasks, commitments, and time constraints. At Cornell, many students are heavily involved in extracurriculars and it's important to balance your schedule accordingly.
Planning for Your Cornell Transfer Application
When applying as a transfer applicant, it's important to plan ahead. We'll share several resources that you may find helpful as you navigate the transfer application process.
College of Human Ecology Applicant Tips
The Cornell Human Ecology (CHE) Admissions Team knows that preparing a first-year college application can be overwhelming. We hope these tips will help you approach your CHE application thoughtfully.
Cornell's Standardized Testing Policy
Cornell has reinstituted standardized testing requirements for first-year students seeking undergraduate admission for Fall 2026 and beyond.
Know Yourself, Know Your Fit: Making the Most of College Fairs
It’s easy to gravitate toward schools you’ve already heard of—those that are close to home or popular locally. Don’t limit your possibilities before you even start exploring.
Uniquely Cornell: Four Activities to do in Four Seasons
As a junior, I’ve been fortunate to experience Cornell for a few years now and want to share four aspects of Cornell that you definitely won’t find anywhere else – one for each season you’re on campus!
Things Student Veterans Should Know About Cornell
Cornell has so much to offer student veterans that it’s difficult to know where to start and what to highlight. I’ve selected a handful of items based on frequently asked questions and distinctive features that help make Cornell such a special place.
How to Make the Most of Virtual Visit Resources
There are many ways to learn about a college campus. Prospective students and families are often told that the best way to really get to know a college campus is to visit. While that may be a great suggestion for some families, for many reasons, high school students and families are not always able to do this or want to find ways to supplement their on-campus visit experience. A great alternative to visiting a college campus in-person is to check out and participate in virtual visit options that an institution may provide.