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of the Class of 2017 completed their degree in four years.
of graduates go on to complete an advanced degree.
of students receive financial assistance.
of the Class of 2017 graduated with a major and minor or a double major.
domestic students of color in the student body.
Fulbright scholars in the past 12 years.
options to form an individualized major.
Cornell's five-year medical school acceptance rate (2011-2016); the national average for those years is 39%.
Cornell's five-year law school acceptance rate (2011-2016); the national average for those years is 85%.
times Cornell's Mock Trial team has qualified for the national championship tournament.
clubs and organizations.
of the Class of 2017 completed an internship for credit.
of the Class of 2017 studied off-campus for a block or longer.
of the Class of 2017 completed credit-bearing undergraduate research.
hours Cornell students spent in service opportunities.
of students participate in intercollegiate athletics.
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