The survey can be found here. Responses will be collected until September 30th.
Nearly a month ago, the Class of 2030 stepped foot on campus to embark on their Cornell journey.
So far, freshmen have made their way though O-Week, their first few weeks of classes and survived their first add deadline. With many more firsts on the horizon, The Sun asks freshmen to take a moment and reflect on how they got here.
This fall, The Sun is launching its inaugural Freshman Survey. The survey covers topics in demographics, preferences, academics, application process and campus life. As the Class of 2030 begins to make their mark on Cornell, The Sun invites freshmen to share some of their stories.
The Freshman Survey will be open for responses until September 30th. After closing, survey responses will be summarized in an article containing graphs and analysis. The article will aim to summarize trends across the freshmen class and capture what makes them unique.
All responses are anonymous and names and emails are not collected as part of submission. The survey, however, is only open to those with a Cornell email address. Every question on the survey is completely optional.
Freshmen, now is the time to showcase who you are. What was your path to Cornell? What will you make of your time here? Now is the time to share, The Sun is giving you the mic.
Amelia Garcia is a member of the class of 2027 in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is the data editor for the 144th Editorial Board can be reached at agarcia@cornellsun.com.
