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.
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ILR's reputation can help you land that first job or get into law school, an MBA program, or other advanced degree program after you graduate.
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Build a solid liberal arts and social science background with core courses in management, economics, psychology, history, law, and statistics. Then develop your special interests with electives at ILR and throughout Cornell.
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