Graduate Student Visits
AAP encourages all prospective graduate students interested in architecture, art, and planning to visit the campus.
To plan a visit, contact the individual departments directly.
Visit AAP's Ithaca Campus
A complete, up-to-date schedule of all Cornell University information sessions, campus tours, and classes available to visit can be seen on the Visiting Cornell site. A list of local accommodations, travel information, and details about parking on campus are also available there.
For prospective undergraduate students considering programs in architecture, fine arts, or urban and regional studies, an AAP information session is the best place to learn about the programs and ask questions before starting the application process.
Information sessions are offered on Monday and Friday mornings at 10:10 a.m. from May through mid-November. You must register for an information session online in order to attend. If you have questions about registering for an AAP Information Session, please email aap-admissions@cornell.edu.
All of the undergraduate colleges at Cornell conduct group information sessions. Students interested in academic programs in the other colleges at the university are welcome to register and attend. In addition, the Undergraduate Admissions Office offers general group information sessions throughout much of the year. These general sessions provide a broad overview of Cornell and the admissions and financial aid processes.
Schedule an Interview
Several AAP programs require an interview for admission.
Interview requests can be made beginning in August for undergraduate or graduate admission.
Take a University Campus Tour
Student-led walking tours are available year round.
Available most Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays, the tours last just under an hour and are designed to provide an overview of the entire Cornell campus. Prospective students should review the calendar of walking tours very carefully before planning a visit.
VISIT STUDIOS AND CLASSES AT AAP
Experience AAP firsthand
A visit to the art and architecture studios in Olive Tjaden Hall, Milstein Hall, Rand Hall, and The Foundry, where students spend much of their time, is an ideal opportunity to talk with current undergraduates about their experiences and get their impressions of life in the college. Prospective students can also attend a class in a relevant subject area.
Explore Other Cornell Facilities
An expanded tour of AAP can include a visit to Cornell's Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, (closed on Mondays), one or more of the many libraries, or the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, and a meal in one of the many dining halls.
Prospective students interested in visiting the campus should follow the directions outlined above to plan their visit to campus. If you have extenuating circumstances or require additional support, you may call the AAP Office of Admissions and Academic Services at (607) 255-4376 for assistance.
