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FAQ by Prospective Students

These are the questions most frequently asked by high school students who are looking at Cornell's Animal Science Program.


What time of year is best for a visit?
We welcome students year round. Visiting during the academic year gives you the opportunity to speak with students and sit in on a class. Please coordinate your plan to visit with Ms. Deloris Bevins (dgb1@cornell.edu, 607-255-5497) who will arrange for you to meet with a member of the faculty.

Can I stay overnight in the dorm?
Yes, specific dates are set aside with the Red Carpet Society. Please visit their web page for more information. http://admissions.cornell.edu/redcarpet/

Where can I get an application?
Please visit the Cornell Undergraduate Admissions web page for more information and an application. http://admissions.cornell.edu/

I'm interested in Pre-Vet. Do I have to major in Animal Science?
Most pre-vet students major in Animal Science, and a smaller number in Biological Sciences. Any major is, however, acceptable as long as you complete all of the prerequisite courses.

Where can I obtain additional information on studying veterinary medicine?
Please visit the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine web page for high school students. http://www.vet.cornell.edu/admissions/hsinfo.htm