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Whether you think the courses are good or not, many tech companies recruit from Cornell; the degree and the networking gets you far.

The problem, however,is the people here are quite vacuous. Everyone tries to game the system (no academic brilliance is found here) and no one forms true friendships or relationships. This is because Cornell, in my opinion, overworks its students, and the people here are all academic climbers and care more about stepping on each other on their way to the top than wasting their precious time on forming real relationships with one another.

That said, the school is a lot of fun until the novelty of getting drunk at a frat party and slaying some slut wears off.

Oh, and the girls are ugly.
Campus Aesthetics: A, Individual Value: F
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Cornell is truly a wonderful place. I couldn't be happier anywhere else. The campus is beautiful, there is always something interesting going on, and the school itself is just a great place. Although Cornell I huge, you don't feel like a number. Your close to people in your Major, Dorm, etc. Instead, all the people are great. There's always a new interesting person. The only problem I am having with Cornell involves requirements. Many people sympathize with me. All the Natural Resources classes are out of this world. Every Professor is simply awesome. The only problem is that requirements outside of the major can be tedious and boring.
Faculty Accessibility: A+, University Resource Use: B-
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