Cornell University Reviews
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202 Reviews - Ithaca (NY)
- Annual Tuition: $63,200
98% of 202 students said this degree improved their career prospects
99% of 202 students said they would recommend this school to others
Student & Graduate Reviews
Matthew Kruer
- Reviewed: 6/24/2013
- Degree: MBA
- Graduation Year: 2014
"The Johnson School of Management is one of the top MBA programs in the country and I have been very happy with my experience"
Steven Stein
- Reviewed: 5/28/2013
- Degree: MBA
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Cornell is an excellent place to attend school. It is a quiet location in which you can really throw yourself into you studies and absorb all the information."
Michael Ryan
- Reviewed: 5/17/2013
- Degree: MBA
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Great surrounding area. Ithaca is beautiful, has a small-town feel, and provides much to do. Great transportation system. -Great school. Promotes collaboration and teamwork over cutthroat competition. Phenomenal instruction and academics. -Good career support. The winter's areharsher than some other schools. -Not the largest network in the world, but network is supportive and active. -Workload is heavy at times, but I wanted a good education so that goes with the territory."
Brandi Ebanks
- Reviewed: 5/17/2013
- Degree: Public Administration
- Graduation Year: 2014
"The program is extremely flexible and whatever you'd like to specialize in the school makes available to you. The downside is that it is in Ithaca which is pretty much a college town. Getting past that is easily the biggest down side of the program. You can make the program what you so therefore if you select this you have to be ready to apply yourself."
Lauren Thomas
- Reviewed: 5/7/2013
- Degree: Liberal Studies
- Graduation Year: 2013
"This program challenges you to be an independent thinker and offers many opportunities to thrive in the field"
Jia Li
- Reviewed: 5/1/2013
- Degree: Civil Engineering
- Graduation Year: 2014
"The courses at Cornell are really flexible, and there are so many choices and opportunities on campus. The professors are very supportive and patient to students. We have call to action and town hall meeting every year, which is the opportunity for students to talk to faculties how we think about the program, and what we want for the program. The faculties really listened to our opinion. They hire more land use and urban design professor this year, and set up urban design semester in NYC this year, all because we- the students want them. However, the location of the campus is so far away from large cities, which is one concern for me."
Megan Baker
- Reviewed: 4/3/2013
- Degree: Computer Science
- Graduation Year: 2014
"They still do a c***** job of making sure that enough good classes are offered in the spring. Every single practicum is offered only in the fall. Annoying if you're only in a one year program."
Joshua Edgerton
- Reviewed: 3/25/2013
- Degree: Industrial Engineering
- Graduation Year: 2014
"Cornell Engineering is an excellent program sure to open doors upon graduation."
Brett Vegas
- Reviewed: 3/13/2013
- Degree: Marketing
- Graduation Year: 2014
"Johnson is an incredible business program for nearly every career path. It recruits a very diverse student body, with an array of work experience, so create a challenging and collaborative work environment."
Jeremy Stull
- Reviewed: 3/5/2013
- Degree: Public Administration
- Graduation Year: 2014
"Pros, getting your foot in the door at CIPA before it becomes it's own school will allow you smaller competitiveness, all the academic resources of Cornell, and some seriously quick degree appreciation. We partner with the Maxwell School for a spring conference. There are tons of ways to get involved in leadership positions in the program. The diversity is incredible. Cons, Ithaca is nice, but it is the middle of nowhere. Getting to places where there are internships and not having that natural network is the biggest drawback when compared to programs like Columbia, American, and Georgetown. The decentralization of class selection is frustrating, even though it provides great variety."
Linda Marie Pedro
- Reviewed: 2/18/2013
- Degree: Health Sciences
- Graduation Year: 2013
"Pros: tight-knit community, excellent academics, great networking abilities with faculty and graduated Cornell vets. Cons: small community with everyone in each other's business, not much use of advanced technology"
Katherine Hinderlie
- Reviewed: 1/27/2013
- Degree: Law
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Ithaca is a small town with not much to do in the winter. However, this doesn't matter because you will not have a whole lot of time to go out anyway. The professors really care about their subjects and about teaching them, not just about publishing. While the environment is competitive, people are not malicious. It's a small enough school that what goes around comes around, and most people seem to understand this."
Kuukuwa Andam
- Reviewed: 1/27/2013
- Degree: Law
- Graduation Year: 2013
"I'm an LLM student. Pros: There are a lot of job openings once you finish this course and it's well structured. Besides, there's a lot of flexibility and you can select your own courses. Cons: It's too expensive and for the international students, taking classes with the regular JD students can be daunting since some Professors do not necessarily make special accommodations for international students in their classes"
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