Cornell University
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- #1 Top Political Science School Ranking in New York
- #1 Top Mechanical Engineering School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top Computer Science School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top Natural Resources
- #3 Top Architecture School Ranking in New York
- #4 Top Biology School Ranking in the Northeast
- #4 Top Chemical Engineering School Ranking in New York
- #4 Top Sociology School Ranking in New York
- #4 Top Psychology School Ranking in New York
- #4 Top Electrical Engineering
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Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
Cornell served as a proving ground. It is a rigorous and competitive environment. Students who are lazy or entitled will fail there. Students who graduate enter a workforce filled with "entitled" young workers. Only then can Cornell graduates comprehend what Cornell's environment has done to prepare them for success.For admissions success - Model work ethic and behavior after successful people who contribute to their community. Obviously good grades help. Be well rounded. Balance activities in your school and community and demonstrate leadership. Personal recommendations help separate you from the pack.