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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"It was the best thing I have ever done. I learned more than I ever have and we did it while hiking, kayaking, swimming, snorkeling. We learned so much and made life-long friends while doing once-in-a-lifetime experiences. "
A student Cornell University
"I learned International work experience"
Nicole N Cornell University
"I was able to expand my comfort zone by studying and working in a city I had never been to before and didn't know the language. I went on adventures by myself everyday and became very independent. It was definitely worthwhile."
olivia.molineux Cornell University
"Most definitely worthwhile. Changed my career path and overall outlook."
Aly S Cornell University
"I definitely thought this experience was worthwhile. I not only proved to myself that I could live in a brand new city for a year on my own, but I also gained independence through traveling and planning"
A student Cornell University
"I learned many things that would take hours to elucidate, but in the end it was incredibly worthwhile and experiencing it is really the only effective way of learning."
A student Cornell University
"too much for this box. Just...do it, you won't regret it. "
Kia A Cornell University
"learned about myself, whether I'm adaptable, easily influenced, independent etc, and the importance of having an open mind and acceptance people and cultures vastly different from my own"
A student Cornell University
"I learned about different cultures, how to live on my own, how to adjust to a new city, what it's like to travel by yourself. Definitely worthwhile."
A student Cornell University
"My French improved by leaps and bounds, I made French friends that I will be in touch with for a long time, I found my true passion in life through the baking course that EDUCO offered, where I got an internship later on. It was the most incredible experience in my college career to date. "
hannah c Cornell University
"YES!"
A student Cornell University
"This trip was 10000% worth while. I loved every bit of it from the new friends, the nights spent dancing, classes, joining sports teams, meeting international students. It was a great experience. I learned to appreciate a different way of life, a slower pace which was very relaxing."
A student Cornell University
"This program was great about pushing us to think outside our own perspective, which is really necessary for understanding China. I feel like I've broadened my horizons quite a lot."
Brian F Cornell University
"INCREDIBLY! I would not have gone anywhere else. I loved DIS, but loved Copenhagen and Denmark even more. My studies and surroundings have encouraged me to perhaps try out architecture, and stray from my originally-intended "City Planning". I am finding more meaning in sustainable design, and Nordic strategies."
Adrienne R Cornell University
"INCREDIBLY! I would not have gone anywhere else. I loved DIS, but loved Copenhagen and Denmark even more. My studies and surroundings have encouraged me to perhaps try out architecture, and stray from my originally-intended "City Planning". I am finding more meaning in sustainable design, and Nordic strategies."
Adrienne R Cornell University
"Every day I am meeting new people, trying new foods, finding new cities to travel to, all while maintaining my engineering studies at Universidad de Cantabria. Without study abroad I would have never been able to understand European culture - reading about siesta is one thing, but I didn't actually understand the importance of t..."
Bonnie S Cornell University
"I had a lot of fun. It let me look at how Europeans live and think. It hasn't drastically changed my overall outlook on life."
Nathaniel B Cornell University
