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Please join us on this day, Friday, November 2, to learn more about the transfer opportunities within three of Cornell's seven undergraduate colleges:

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, www.cals.cornell.edu
Prepares students for a world being shaped by the new life sciences, a global marketplace, and emerging technologies. The College’s 23 majors reflect four program priorities – Agricultural and Food Sciences, Applied Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences, and the New Life Sciences. Discover how CALS Develops Leaders and Improves Lives.

College of Human Ecology, www.human.cornell.edu
Comprised of a broad range of majors based in psychology, biology, economics, design, business, human health, biochemistry, sociology, and law. All of our programs apply these disciplines towards directly improving people's lives and addressing contemporary human issues.

School of Industrial and Labor Relations, www.ilr.cornell.edu
Offers a unique program using social sciences to examine the range of people issues in the workplace. Take courses in a variety of fields: management, psychology, sociology, economics, and history. Provides excellent preparation for leadership positions in business, law, politics, social justice and public policy.

Explore each college website to learn more and select the college that best fits your goals to attend on this day!

Register online by Monday, October 29. Registration is easy! Click on the college of your choice on the right, complete the quick form and send. You will receive an email confirmation with a detailed schedule, campus map and parking information.

Schedule @ a Glance

8:30am
Optional - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Participants Only! Check in for those that want to sit in on a 9:05am class.

9:30am
Check in at college location:

• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences - Biotechnology Lobby
• College of Human Ecology - 166 Martha Van Rensselaer Hall
• School of Industrial and Labor Relations - Hotel School (Beck Center), Room 196

10:00am
College programs begin: Your host college will provide in-depth view including

• academic programs and advising
• transition to Cornell
• student services
• admission requirements, financial aid, transfer credit
• lunch with current students
• discussion with faculty

Ending Times
The ending time varies with each college:

• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences programs end at 2:00


• College of Human Ecology programs end at 2:30


• School of Industrial and Labor Relations programs end at 1:00, with optional interviews, tours, and financial aid meetings continuing until 4:00

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