<p>i know it has EA, which is a good thing</p>
<p>Cornell college is far superior in just about every category. have you read the facts? I mean, every one of their buildings is on the historical record, geez.</p>
<p>And apparently…Cornell College has both cannons and spiders inhabiting the chapel basement whereas Cornell’s chapel basement houses only spiders…beat that! ;) hahah…</p>
<p>Oh, cornell college also has 2 wresting titles...and they their major hill is creatively named "the hill." That's just the icing on the cake.</p>
<p>hey so how good is Cornell College????????</p>
<p>it's just a fairly good and unknown LAC.</p>
<p>"Free cable TV in all dorms" I'm sold. :p</p>
<p>Oh man...months ago i was searching through scholarships online and came across this:</p>
<p>I didn't know cornell college existed and for weeks i believed i could audition for a huge music scholarship at cornell u. It would have been pretty embarassing if i'd gone to audition without going back to the website.</p>
<p>I got a call from them yesterday.</p>
<p>"So, we were wondering, is there anything about Cornell College that you would like to know?"</p>
<p>"This is the one in Iowa, right?"</p>
<p>"Yes"</p>
<p>"Yeah, I'm not really interested anymore"</p>
<p>"OK, we will go ahead and take you off of the list. Thanks, and good luck with your applications!"</p>
<p>"Thanks"</p>
<p>They send me so much crap that I wanted to eat the phone, but hey, I'm a calm person.</p>
<p>Cornell College can be a Godsend to those who need a schedule like the one they offer. Going to the University, which has a bit of a cutthroat rep, could be a disaster and waste of money for someone like that.</p>
<p>haha....let me go to cornell college's forum and see what they're doing. It's probably covered in spider web.</p>
<p>I live right by Cornell College (in Podunk, Iowa), and trust me, it ain't nothin special...</p>
<p>A number of my kids' high school classmates go to Colorado College which, like Cornell College, has the block system. I have always wondered about information retention with such a system, but I've heard it has some unique positives. At Colorado, all classes start at 9:00 am and go 'till about noon. So students tend to be a little earlier to bed at night than at other campuses. There is also less class cutting because each day close to a week's worth of material is covred. The system is good for kids who have a hard time juggling a lot of different courses, and prefer to delve deeply into just one at a time. Also-- there is ample opportunity for courses to take place off-campus, sometimes far off-campus (which can get expensive).</p>