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Cornell University is a unique private Ivy League institution that also functions as the land-grant university for New York State. This blend gives it both elite private schools (e.g., Arts & Sciences, Engineering) and state-funded statutory colleges (e.g., Agriculture, Human Ecology, Industrial and Labor Relations). It is world-famous for its College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the School of Hotel Administration. It targets a wide range of students, from theoretical physicists to future farmers.

Tuition varies between private and statutory colleges. Cornell scores well for its distinctive public-private hybrid model, its strength in applied fields, its stunning rural campus in Ithaca, and the breadth of its practical and theoretical offerings.

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What are the top majors at Cornell University?

Top majors include Engineering, Business, Agriculture, and Human Ecology.

How does Cornell support student research?

Cornell offers numerous research opportunities through its extensive faculty network and state-of-the-art facilities.

What is the average class size at Cornell?

Average class sizes vary but are generally small, ranging from 15 to 30 students in upper-level courses.

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