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UNIVERSITY CENTERS AND DOCTORAL DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTIONS

16 NYS Colleges at Cornell University
Cornell University is the land-grant university for New York State. It is home to
four contract colleges and schools that were created by an Act of the New York
State Legislature. Each contract college enjoys the benefits of being part of a
private, Ivy League university, while being connected to The State University
of New York.
The land-grant mission of the university includes a commitment to make
contributions in all fields of knowledge to help improve the quality of life in
the state, the nation, the world. In return, the state contributes a portion of the
operating expenses of the contract colleges. This allows the contract colleges
to keep the cost of tuition lower for New York State residents, making their
Cornell degrees more affordable.

CALS is the only
college of agriculture
and life sciences in
the Ivy League and
the second-largest
college at Cornell.
The College offers
over 20 majors in
four areas: food &
energy systems;
life sciences;
environmental
sciences; and
social sciences.

Agriculture
and Life Sciences
177 Roberts Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

www.cals.cornell.edu/
admissions

ILR is the only
undergraduate school
of its kind in the
U.S. The School has
a unique program
that uses the social
sciences to focus on
work, employment,
and labor policy
issues and practices
of national and
international
significance.

Biological Sciences, Applied
Economics & Management,
Animal Science, Environmental & Sustainability
Sciences, Communication
Popular Majors
CR+M

7
Research Farms

Big Red Bear
Mascot
1,000+
Clubs and Activities
45
Nobel Laureates

Human Ecology
170 Martha Van Rensselaer Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

Fashion Design &
Management; Human
Biology, Health and Society;
Human Development; Policy
Analysis and Management
Popular Majors
1320 - 1480 SAT
30 - 33 ACT
Middle 50% of
2015 Freshmen

CR+M

www.human.cornell.edu/
admissions

Veterinary
Medicine

216 Ives Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

S2-009 Schurman Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

980
Undergraduates

120
Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine Students
Admitted Each Year

Industrial and
Labor Relations
Sole Undergraduate Major
1315 - 1440 SAT CR+M
30 - 33 ACT
Middle 50% of
2015 Freshmen

The College of
Human Ecology is
pioneering the study
of human life from
scientific, social and
aesthetic perspectives. Students delve
into the liberal arts
and apply their
expertise in fields
such as business,
design, health/
medicine, law, public
policy and research.

3
4+1 BS/Master's Programs

Industrial and
Labor Relations

11,000+
ILR Alumni Working as
Leaders at Fortune 500
Companies
www.ilr.cornell.edu/
admissions

2,000+ Acres
Campus Size

1,250
Undergraduates

3,379
Undergraduates

1260 - 1480 SAT
28 - 33 ACT
Middle 50% of
2015 Freshmen

Finger Lakes Region
Location

7
Teaching Hospitals
1 of 30
Veterinary Colleges in
the U.S.

The College of
Veterinary Medicine
is recognized
internationally as
a leader in public
health, biomedical
research and
veterinary medical
education. The DVM
program is comprised
of four years of study
and includes clinical rotations in the
Cornell University
Hospital for Animals.

1 of 3
Veterinary Colleges in
the Northeast
www.vet.cornell.edu/
admissions

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