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Visiting Cornell: What should I do?

Hi guys! I'm planning on visiting the Cornell campus sometime soon, and I was wondering which college tours are the best for getting a feel of the campus and student life? Any suggestions?

2 years ago

Hello! I'm glad you're planning to visit Cornell University. A campus tour is an excellent way to get a better sense of the campus environment and student life.

Cornell offers several tour options for prospective students. I recommend starting with the official Cornell Campus Tour. These tours are generally led by current students who can provide a unique inside perspective on campus life, academic programs, and facilities. Tours depart from the University's Welcome Center and last about 75 minutes, covering key academic buildings, dining halls, libraries, and recreation areas. You can check the schedule and register for the tour on the Cornell University website.

In addition to the official campus tour, you should consider attending an information session. These sessions are hosted by the university's admissions office and provide an in-depth overview of Cornell's academic offerings and the admissions process. Attending an information session can give you a better understanding of how to tailor your application to Cornell's unique expectations and requirements.

If you're interested in specific colleges or programs within Cornell, you can also reach out to those departments directly to inquire about specialized tours or information sessions. Connecting with a particular college or program is a great way to gather more detailed information about your academic interests and discover potential research or extracurricular opportunities.

Lastly, don't forget to explore the campus on your own after the official tours. Take some time to grab a bite at the dining halls or popular on-campus eateries, sit in on a popular public lecture, or attend a sports event like hockey. Experiencing the broader campus culture can help you decide if Cornell would be the right fit for you. Enjoy your visit to Cornell!

2 years ago

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