The Dean Power Partial Scholarship: Cornell Tuition Reduction Plan

[Canuckonomist]

I read today that Cornell is reducing it's Graduate tuition over time so that by 2011-2012, all graduate studies tuition is marked at 20,000 USD per year. It is currently at 20,800USD, which is a huge fall from 32,800 USD last year. So, now if Cornell funds you every year but your first, you stand more of a fighting chance at attending. While 20,000 USD is not 'nothing', it's much cheaper than many of it's equals in other programmes.

Cudos, Dean Power. If end up attending without first year funding (assuming I'm admitted,) I'll certainly name my first-born after you. By the way, what is your first name? Are you just Power, like Cher and Bono? Because that would be totally cool.

[asianeconomist]

Originally Posted by Canuckonomist

I read today that Cornell is reducing it's Graduate tuition over time so that by 2011-2012, all graduate studies tuition is marked at 20,000 USD per year. It is currently at 20,800USD, which is a huge fall from 32,800 USD last year. So, now if Cornell funds you every year but your first, you stand more of a fighting chance at attending. While 20,000 USD is not 'nothing', it's much cheaper than many of it's equals in other programmes.

Cudos, Dean Power. If end up attending without first year funding (assuming I'm admitted,) I'll certainly name my first-born after you. By the way, what is your first name? Are you just Power, like Cher and Bono? Because that would be totally cool.

Yup ! I got that too ! Makes my decision a lot easier for Cornell AEM. This program is probably the best value-for-money degree among Ivy-s.