Cornell University

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Once called "the first American university" by educational historian Frederick Rudolph, Cornell University represents a distinctive mix of eminent scholarship and democratic ideals. Adding practical subjects to the classics and admitting qualified students regardless of nationality, race, social circumstance, gender, or religion was quite a departure when Cornell was founded in 1865.

Today's Cornell reflects this heritage of egalitarian excellence. It is home to the nation's first colleges devoted to hotel administration, industrial and labor relations, and veterinary medicine. Both a private university and the land-grant institution of New York State, Cornell University is the most educationally diverse member of the Ivy League.

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Location
	Country	US
	Region	New York
	Province	New York
	City	ITHACA
	Postal code	14853
	Address	Day Hall Lobby
Contact
	Telephone	6072552000
	Web site	www.cornell.edu

Courses

• Africana Studies
• Africana studies is a tradition of intellectual inquiry and study of African peoples. Using a transdisciplinarian approach, Africana scholars document the ...
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• American Studies Program
• The major in American Studies, appropriate for a wide variety of future professions, began as a program of coordinated study in the history, literature, an ...
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• B.Arch Program
• At the undergraduate level, the Department offers a five-year professional program leading to a Bachelor of Architecture degree. In some cases, student ...
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• Astronomy Program
• Astronomy (astronomy; astrophysics; infrared astronomy; planetary studies; radio astronomy; radiophysics; space sciences [general]; theoretical astrophysic ...
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• Biology Major
• Exciting opportunities are available at Cornell for undergraduates interested in study and research in almost any aspect of the biological sciences. Cornel ...
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