<p>Hey everyone, I was wondering if there's anything notable about Cornell besides engineering and other math-y things? My college counselor put down Cornell on my list because a lot of kids from my school have suddenly been getting in. But I'm interested in political science/international relations, and other humanities type things. Cornell is a 50/50 for me, but is it worth applying if I'm not interested in math/engineering? </p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<p>it has one of the best international and labor relation schools (IRL) in the country. All sciences and architecture and humanities are great. Basically any program at Cornell is notable</p>
<p>Architecture, Hotel, Veterenary, Business, and ILR are among the top programs in the world. One of Cornell's music professors just won some incredible award, I forget what it was though. All of cornell's departments are very strong relative to the pool of available colleges. One of the beauties of the school is it's incredible bredth of strong programs. 4000+ courses are available.</p>
<p>Music professor Steven Stucky won a Pulitzer Prize</p>