Cornell University

Cornell at a Glance

Cornell is a large private college located in the small city of Ithaca, New York. Currently, there are roughly 21,053 students enrolled, 53% of which are male and 47% female. Athletically, Cornell is an NCAA I school and is part of the Ivy Group.

General Information

Tuition & Fees

Contact Info

Student Accommodations

Cornell Admissions & Academics

On average, Cornell has around 34,371 yearly applicants.

Academics and Application

Admissions & Test Scores

Cornell Athletics
"Home of the Big Red"

Cornell Campus & Student Body

Cornell offers a total of 102 different majors and 3 degree award levels: Bachelor's, Master's and Doctor's.

Student Body Info Non-resident: 16.9% Unknown: 14.9% Nat. American: Unavailable Asian: Unavailable Afr. American: Unavailable Hispanic: Unavailable Pac. Islander: Unavailable White: Unavailable Multi-Ethnic: Unavailable

Campus Programs & Info ROTC:   Army, Navy, Airforce Distance Learning Program: No Study Abroad Program: Yes Career Counseling: Yes Stud. Employment Services: Yes Evening Classes: No Weekend Classes: No Remedial Services: No Post-grad Placement: Yes

Offered Majors & Degrees Major Bach. Mast. Assoc. Doct. Agriculture Architecture Biology & Biomedical Sciences Business Management & Marketing Communication & Journalism Computer Science Culinary Arts Education Engineering Engineering Technologies English & Literature Ethnic & Cultural Studies Foreign Languages & Linguistics Health Professions History Human Sciences Interdisciplinary Studies Legal Proffessions Liberal Arts Mathematics & Statistics Natural Resources Philosophy Physical Science Psychology Public Administration & Social Service Social Science Visual & Performing Arts