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1. www.engineering.cornell.eduCornell Engineering | Cornell Engineering

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   Learn about Cornell Engineering's 2030 strategic plan, clean energy initiative, leadership program, admissions, and events. Explore 14 undergraduate and 15 graduate majors in engineering and entrepreneurship.

2. www.engineering.cornell.edu › aboutAbout Us | Cornell Engineering - Cornell University

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   Learn about the history, values and achievements of Cornell Engineering, a diverse and innovative field that spans from nanoscale to space systems. Meet Dean Lynden Archer and explore the centers, facilities and programs that support research and education at Cornell.

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4. www.engineering.cornell.edu › admissions › undergraduateCornell Engineering Undergraduate Admissions - Cornell University

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   • What Makes Cornell Engineering Unique?
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   We are the largest and highest rankedengineering program in the Ivy League.

   Our program has incredible depth with 14 majors and 21 minorsin addition to the breadth of academic opportunities across the University.

   Cornell Engineering sponsors 34 student-led project teams.

   It is the first engineering college of its size and stature to have reached gender parity among students.

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   Visiting campus is neither required nor expected of applicants as Cornell University does not track demonstrated interest. Students can articulate their fit and interest in the College of Engineering through the Cornell-specific supplemental essays in their application. To make the most of your visit, we encourage you to explore our publications an...

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   Cornell University has extended its suspension of SAT/ACT requirements to 2025 first-year applicants.

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   Learn about the largest and highest ranked engineering program in the Ivy League, with 14 majors and 21 minors, student-led projects, and gender parity. Explore virtual and on-campus visit options, admission requirements, and student stories.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › Cornell_University_College_of_EngineeringCornell University College of Engineering - Wikipedia

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   It currently grants bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees in a variety of engineering and applied science fields, and is the third largest undergraduate college at Cornell by student enrollment. The college offers over 450 engineering courses, and has an annual research budget exceeding US$112 million.

6. www.engineering.cornell.edu › programs-departmentsPrograms & Departments | Cornell Engineering - Cornell University

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   Explore the diverse and interdisciplinary programs and departments of Cornell Engineering, from applied and engineering physics to operations research and information engineering systems. Learn more about each program's curriculum, faculty, research and student opportunities.

7. www.engineering.cornell.edu › students › undergraduateMajors and Minors | Cornell Engineering - Cornell University

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   Explore 14 engineering majors and 21 minors offered by the College of Engineering at Cornell University. Learn about the core requirements, curriculum, and career opportunities for each major and minor.