Cornell Dorms
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112 Edgemoor
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660 Stewart
(1) Akwe:kon
(1)Alice Cook House
(2)Balch Hall
(24)Barbara McClintock Hall
(1)Carl Becker House
(8)Cascadilla Hall
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Clara Dickson Hall
(14) Court-Kay-Bauer Hall
(8)EEC
(1)Ecology House
(4)Flora Rose House
(0)Ganędagǫ: Hall
(2)HILC
(6)Hands Bethe House
(7)Add dormCan't find your dorm?Write a review for a dorm not listed.High Rise #5
(5)Hu Shih Hall
(1)JAM
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Jameson Hall
(9) Language House
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Latino Living Center
(9) Low Rise #6
(4)Low Rise #7
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Mary Donlon Hall
(17) Mennen Hall
(1)Mews Hall
(6)Risley Residential College
(6)Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall
(0)Sheldon Court
(4)Toni Morrison Hall
(1)Townhouse Community
(6)Von Cramm Hall
(1)Wait Avenue Cooperative
(1)William Keeton House
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Cornell University is an Ivy League research institution located in Ithaca, New York.
About Cornell Housing
Cornell dorms are different based on the building. Most have a suite-style dorm set-up. First-year students are required to live on North Campus and aren’t able to pick their dorm room unless they apply to a program house. This is done to create a sense of community among the first years. Second-year students are also required to live on campus but are able to choose between North Campus, West Campus, and South Campus. This offers a wider choice of dorm room experience. Most upperclassmen live off campus but those who choose to remain on campus may apply to live in program houses, co-op houses, or live in certain buildings with allocated spaces for upperclassmen. Program houses are open for all, from first-years through seniors.
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