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English (with a pre-med curriculum)

Elizabeth McKenzie Klein : 'This institution encouraged me to pursue my passions – even if they seemed somewhat contradictory'

Elizabeth McKenzie KleinEnglish (with a pre-med curriculum)McLean, VAWhy did you choose Cornell?

Archaeology & Classics

Amanda Gaggioli: 'My professor provided some of the best advice I have ever received'

Amanda GaggioliArchaeology & ClassicsWest Chicago, ILWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?Outside of academics, I am a member of the women's varsity soccer team. My experiences as a Division I athlete are important because they allowed me to satisfy my competitive and ambitious spirit on the soccer field, while also pushing me beyond my physical and mental limits.

Chemistry & Performing & Media Arts

Christian Uruburo: 'My experience matters. I have a voice – a strong one too.'

Christian UruburoChemistry & Performing & Media ArtsNew York City, NYWhat do you value about your liberal arts education?

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Anthropology

Hazel Guardado: 'Anthropology has made me even more curious about the world'

Hazel GuardadoAnthropologyMiami, FLWhat accomplishments/activities are you most proud of while at Cornell?

Government & Economics

Nate Jacobson: 'Each student that passed by embodied an amazing story of diversity and achievement'

Nate JacobsonGovernment & EconomicsWinnetka, ILWhy did you choose Cornell?

History

Nicole Picket: 'I have had the opportunity to learn for the sake of learning'

Nicole PicketHistoryHarrison, NYWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

Classics

Avichai Kapach: 'I am not the same person I was before I came here'

Avichai KapachClassicsProvidence, RIWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Chemistry & College Scholar

Rachel Mochon: 'There are so many resources here that go beyond what many institutions can offer'

Rachel MochonChemistry & College ScholarHouston, TXWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Linguistics & Classics

Colleen Cournoyer: 'I instantly saw myself having a career working with children'

Colleen CournoyerLinguistics & ClassicsPreston, CTWhat accomplishments/activities are you most proud of while at Cornell?

Sociology

Jessica Sion: 'My advice is not to get too comfortable'

Jessica SionSociologyNew York City, NYWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?

Chemistry & Music

Stephanie Lozina: 'My education allowed me to pursue two very different interests'

Stephanie LozinaChemistry & MusicFort Montgomery, NYWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Biology & Society

Abby Maranga: 'In medicine and health, you are dealing with themes that are much larger than they initially appear'

Abby MarangaBiology & SocietyBeacon, NYWhat do you value about your liberal arts education?

Biological Sciences & Classics

Anita Venkatesh: 'I now look at things from multiple perspectives'

Anita VenkateshBiological Sciences & ClassicsColumbia, SCWhat is your main Cornell extracurricular activity -- why is it important to you?I am a student assistant (SA) in Carl Becker House. It has given me a chance to positively impact the Cornell community, meet great people and work as part of a team that seeks to improve student life and build meaningful relationships.

Government & Economics

Nick Raskin: 'My grandfather taught me how to get the most out of my education'

Nick RaskinGovernment & EconomicsBrooklyn, NYWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?

Economics, Comparative Literature & German Studies

Caitlin Wischermann: 'I truly believe that everyone can learn how to be a genius'

Caitlin WischermannEconomics, Comparative Literature & German StudiesOberhausen, GermanyWhat was your most profound turning point while at Cornell?