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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've always felt Cornell had more a 'state university' feel than an Ivy or SLAC.  It's also large--undergrad enrollment the size of UVA.[/quote]

A Cornell degree is a Cornell degree.  It makes no difference which college one went to.  It's an ivy!

For premed, why wouldn't you go to Agriculture or Human Ecology rather than Engineering?
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Duh. But the experience is different at a small Ivy or SLAC focused on undergrads. You missed the point. [/quote]

In the long, cold winter, I'd rather have more students on campus.

Cornell is Penn and Dartmouth combined, is it that awful?  No really.[/quote]

I'd rather not be in the middle of nowhere.  I'd take Penn or Brown or Yale--somewhere with a small city nearby for great restaurants, theaters, activities...and easy transportation.  7-8K undergrads is about the perfect size.[/quote]

Good for you. There are plenty of others who feel differently. No one is forcing you to apply to Cornell [/quote]

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