We also look for relevant experience and outside interests that may contribute to your experience here. In fact, all of the more than 4,000 courses offered at Cornell are open to you as long as you able to meet the course prerequisites. You may find yourself majoring in psychology or chemistry in arts and sciences while you work on a concentration in communications in the agriculture and life sciences college. Perhaps you'll pursue some field of engineering as a major and enroll in music, fine arts, and nutrition courses as electives. Courses in biometry and statistics or applied economics and business management might provide a nice complement to a major in industrial and labor relations.
Some students even complete double majors or enroll in dual degree programs at the university.
You will find more information about these options in Cornell's Courses of Study . Deadline for freshman architecture and art portfolios and interviews is January 31. Top of page Application Procedures All applicants to Cornell fill out a two-part application. With the part 2 application, please send official transcripts and other verification of your secondary or postsecondary school work. This material includes copies of diplomas, certificates, transcripts, marksheets, and external examination results.