Cornell University Top Questions

Easiest Ivy League to get into and hardest to get out of

A great school for very motivated students but be careful not to get sidetracked into social life.

It is diverse, and large, and cold in the winter, challenging, exhausting at times, competitive, and huge in scope, with students that you can count on being very bright, and so different from each other; there are bright-nerds, bright-jocks, bright-jerks, bright-ditzes, bright-players, bright-hippies, bright-rich kids, bright-dreamers, with the occasional genius, and the occasional daddy's-legacy-boy, with a majority of students, even though they aren't snobbish or conceited, having no idea how privileged they are, all this demanding that you find your own smaller community to be close with.

The best school academically.

We work hard and play hard.

This school has something for everyone.

Exactly as the school motto goes: Any person, any study.

It is accepting as long as you recycle and up to the point that you say you are Republican or Christian.

I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study,

Cornell University is a competitve academic environment that gives students the opportunity to make the most of their intelligent minds.