Ask yourself this: Are you a problem solver? The peacemaker among classmates? The person everyone turns to when there's a mix-up, impasse, or disaster? If contemporary affairs, psychology, sociology, history, economics, and government are the classes that send intellectual sparks flying for you; if you are active in student government, political campaigns, peer mediation, mock trials, debate, or conflict resolution; if you think you might like to apply the social sciences to solving human problems—think about applying to Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations.
The ILR school is one of seven undergraduate colleges at Cornell University.
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Cornell's ILR school is located in the town of Ithaca in central New York state.
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"Industrial and Labor Relations" is the study of the workplace.
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Find out why applying to the ILR school may be the smartest move of your career.
ILR's reputation can help you land a job or get into law school, an MBA program, or other advanced degree programs after you graduate.
At ILR you will build a solid background in the liberal arts and social sciences with required core courses such as economics, history of labor, and organizational behavior, then develop your special interests.
ILR values its diversity and is responsive to the unique social, academic, and cultural needs of minority students. Many ILR courses are especially relevant to minority students.
If you think the ILR school is where you belong, by all means let us hear from you. Learn more »
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Prospective ILR freshmen and their families will attend Open House in October on the Cornell campus. For more information and to make reservations for the next Open House call 607-255-2222.
Read our application tips and plan to visit during our Transfer Day, currently scheduled to take place in November. For more information and to make reservations, call 607-255-2222 or visit the Transfer Day website.
If you would like to visit ILR to experience some of our classes, speak with current students, or stay overnight, please e-mail Michelle Kremer, the President of the ILR Ambassadors, at mek96@cornell.edu, or call ILR Undergraduate Admissions at 607-255-2222. When you visit, plan to attend the ILR Information Session. Learn more about visiting ILR.