Cornell College - Bachelor's Degree
Cornell is a small private university that utilizes a block schedule. This schedule consists of 8 blocks of 18 days per year.
- Average Tuition USD 41,874
School Description
The unique scheduling system at Cornell allows students to focus intensely on individual subjects throughout the year. The students can use their block breaks for travel, or simply relaxing. At the university there are 30 undergraduate programs and 10 pre-professional areas of study.
Bachelor Programs
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Anthropology
USD 41,874 Tuition Fee
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Art History
USD 41,874 Tuition Fee
This program is designed to equip students with the theoretical and practical knowledge of Art History. The program offers courses that focus on the study of the historical development of art; the theory of art; art history research methods; the conservation of works of art; and the study of specific periods, cultures, styles, and themes.
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Biology
USD 41,874 Tuition Fee
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Chemistry
USD 41,874 Tuition Fee
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Admission Requirements
- Minimum GPA 3.00
- Minimum incoming TOEFL iBT 79
- Minimum incoming IELTS 7.00
- Minimum SAT 1600
- Minimum ACT 22
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Other Information
Established in 1853
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A notable alumni at Cornell is Edgar Helms, founder of the nonprofit Goodwill Indistries International Inc.
The Location
600 1st Street Southwest, Mt Vernon, IA 52314, United States
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Ted Meads
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Given it's size, the sense of community is real - encompassing faculty, staff and students. You can feel it by simply walking around the gorgeous campus and watching the personal interactions.VP of Sales at Welvie
Melissa Mannon
2010-2013, Bachelor's of Special Studies
If you want a well-rounded liberal arts education then look no further. Cornell is located in a quaint little town that is full of interesting shops and things to explore. More importantly, though, you learn so very much. The classes are interdisciplinary and the professors care about you, your class work, and your professional development. My path at Cornell and my career were guided by my very first professor during my first block. She later became my adviser and helped me develop my own degree (Bachelor or Special Studies). I developed great relationships with my professors and advisers and I still keep in contact with a handful of them. You will get many unique opportunities here (such as a open dialogue and book discussion with an author of a book, a debate between Karl Rove and Dee Dee Meyers, a visit from the President of the United States, pet therapy day, the annual staff no-talent show, and so so much more) that will cultivate a young academic into a thoughtful, culturally aware, active citizen that can write and think critically. I love my Alma mater and I hope many more generations of Cornellians have the wonderful life changing experience that I had.
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