<p>I do have a last question: How do you travel to Syracuse from Ithaca and vice versa using the shortline or the greyhound buses?
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/cornell-university/241241-bus-ithaca-syracuse.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/cornell-university/241241-bus-ithaca-syracuse.html</a></p>
<p>I am of course looking for cheaper traveling alternatives since I will be on a budget, considering that I am an international grad student. Is there a city in between them at which I should transfer buses? I’d appreciate advice on this because I am still unsure yet as to how I will be traveling to Ithaca. Sadly I do not drive nor do I have a car and I am looking, again, for cheaper alternatives. If anyone knows of a Cornell forum which I can have varying suggestions, that would be of great assistance too!</p>
<p>Typically, people from to Ithaca Airport and then take the bus (TCAT, Rt 32 or 72) to Cornell. Or they fly into Syracuse and go to Cornell. Or, some fly to NYC (JFK, Laguardia Airport) or Newark and the take a bus to Cornell.</p>
<p>Once again, thanks a lot. Perhaps most of you won’t understand why I’m worried instead of being excited…Unlike most of you I come from a third world country and I am ignorant about certain things. Apologies if I appear to be discontented but rest assured it was not my intention.</p>
<p>^ Although Cornell is very rural and somewhat isolated, I absolutely loved my time here. Ithaca is very beautiful, and although it is small, there are so many things happening in the town and on-campus that you will never be bored. </p>
<p>Also, here is a link to a blog that describes how one grad student liked visiting Cornell/Ithaca:
[Cornell</a> vs. Ithaca | BME/BioE Grad Interview Adventures](<a href=“http://gradinterviewadventures.■■■■■■■■■■■■■/2013/03/14/cornell-vs-ithaca/]Cornell”>Cornell vs. Ithaca | BME/BioE Grad Interview Adventures)</p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>