Cornell University
University Information
Cornell University is an American private Ivy League and federal land-grant research university located in Ithaca, New York.
Below you will find study abroad reviews from students at Cornell University. We hope you will find these helpful in your search for options in education abroad. If you are a Cornell University student, please check with the Office of Global Learning for guidelines on enrolling in a study abroad program and receiving credit for your study abroad experience. If your university has listed recommended programs below, please consider them first and contact any of the program providers referenced in the reviews listed below for more information.
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"I learned a bit of French and a bit about French culture. Aix and I guess France as a whole is a first-world Western place like the US but the way of life is so different it might as well be on another planet. Experiences in the classroom and around town certainly shaped my career and life ambitions. But bring those Euros... she..."
Kevin Y Cornell University
"I learned to be patient, to take every opportunity that comes at you, to be compassionate and understanding, and to ask questions."
A student Cornell University
"The program did a phenomenal job integrating business, tourism, and local culture. We were able to get an understanding of the local business challenges and interactions with government, and also got a flavor for the diverse culture in the country."
john.w.schumacher Cornell University
"That I am capable of things I didn't know I would be. How amazing the middle of the ocean can be. Yes! - so worthwhile!"
Dawn R Cornell University
"I learned how to sail a 135 foot sailing vessel, nautical science, celestial navigation, maritime studies (history of human interaction with the sea), marine biology, field data collection, leadership skills, time management skills, team-building skills, and how to produce a scientific paper. "
A student Cornell University
"Some really great friends, and a boyfriend, and wonderful experiences. It was definitely worthwhile, I am actually considering returning for graduate school!"
A student Cornell University
"Best time ever"
Kendra B Cornell University
"I loved London, but I wish the classes had been more challenging. If anything, it made me appreciate the rigor of Cornell."
A student Cornell University
"Yes, because I got to experience Europe"
A student Cornell University
"I learned what the US looks like from the outside. It was very eye-opening."
A student Cornell University
"I learned invaluable information about different cultures"
A student Cornell University
"It was the best experience I have ever had in my life, and I can say that without being hyperbolic.... I learned how to be comfortable being me while being surrounded by people who are most certainly not you.. It gave me the confidence to be able to go to any uncomfortable situation and enjoy every second of it (in fact it inspi..."
John C Cornell University
"It was amazing, I made tons of friends, learned a lot about Ancient and modern Egypt and fell in love with the country."
A student Cornell University
"I learned so much about French and Parisian culture, I learned a lot about my self as a person! It was totally worthwhile, and I wish I had more time abroad."
A student Cornell University
"i learned how to push myself and found out what my real interests are outside of class requirements. "
A student Cornell University
"I have taken with me a broader understanding of the Taiwanese culture and language and it has inspired me to continue to make further attempts to deepen my knowledge. It was truly a worthwhile experience. "
A student Cornell University
"Yes"
bmcpeek Cornell University
"I learned a new international perspective to my major and got to share mine with other people. I gained lots of life long friends and a permanent international network. It was awesome. I would definitely do it again and I am even looking into grad school at the same institution. "
A student Cornell University
"i took some interesting classes and met some interesting people. overall, it was worthwhile."
A student Cornell University
"traveling gives you more insight and knowledge than any classroom can or will."
A student Cornell University
"Definitely worthwhile, learned a ton of Spanish, became more independent "
A student Cornell University
"language, travel and cultural differences, definitely worthwhile"
A student Cornell University
"Better understanding of the french language, people and culture. It was definitely worthwhile."
A student Cornell University
"Yes. I learned a lot of new information, becoming more knowledgeable about new cultures. "
A student Cornell University
"Broadened my cultural horizons. Very worthwhile, grew as a person."
A student Cornell University
