Cornell University

There are over 16,000 undergraduate students at Cornell University including 10% international students. Over 65,000 students from all around the world apply for Cornell University admissions to undergraduate courses and the acceptance rate is just 8.41%. The table below inclludes the Cornell undergraduate enrollment:

Cornell University fees vary from INR 18 L to INR 1 Cr for first year as per the programs. There are some courses at the university where tuition fees is less than INR 30 L for first-year. The table below includes the fees of Cornell University in Indian rupees:

Cornell is home to a number of notable individuals who have made significant contributions to respective industries & brought about a positive change in society.

Listed below are some of the most popular individuals who form part of Cornell's alumni network:

·      Robert Boochever: Former Judge

·      Tsai Ing-wen: Politician & Legal Scholar

·      William J. Lynn III: Former US Deputy Director of Defence

·      Phillip Perry: American Attorney

·      William P. Rogers: Attorney & Former US Secretary of State

Cornell is not known to maintain off-campus accommodation of its own, however it does maintain an off-campus house listing website for students looking at living near the heart of the city. Other portals that offer similar facilities includes: The Ithaca Journal, The Cornell Daily Sun & Trulia.  

New York is among the costlier US based cities to study & live in. Rents for private apartments for individual living are sky-high, hence why most students prefer on-campus housing due to its affordable nature.

The estimated cost of living in NYC is around INR 25-30 L. This figure may change based on the standard of living students decide to pursue.

Students living as part of the UG accommodation residences are not air-conditioned. The newest UG residences are designed to maintain a temperature between 70 & 75 degrees.

Some residents who require adaptive housing for health reasons are provided with air-conditioned rooms.

The majority of Cornell Law students live in the Lower Collegetown region located between the Law School & downtown. The reason being it is much quieter, less-expensive & features more parking spots than the Collegetown region.

Cornell Law Graduates are scouted by numerous prominent public & private organizations for their highly skilled nature & ability to get the job done.

Listed below are some of the law school's top recruiters:

·      Latham & Watkins

·      Kirkland & Ellis

·      Simpson Thatcher & Bartlett LLP

·      Simpson & Thatcher

Cornell Law graduates are providing legal services to several prominent businesses & public organizations.

They are no longer limited to the courts & are working in key consultancy & law regulation roles in several industries. Mentioned below is a detailed breakdown of the same:

Cornell graduates are very much in demand to some of the top public & private law firms in the US & worldwide.

They are paid handsomely for respective contributions to the industry, with the median salary being around USD 215,000 (INR 1.87 Cr).