Kyle Kipnes - What Type of Student Applies to Cornell in 2023?

08/21/23 • 16 min

As application season approaches, we get an inside look at Kyle's journey through the exciting process of applying to Cornell.
Kyle comes from a family with strong ties to Cornell, but came to the realization all on her own that the veterinary program at Cornell is the one for her. She has a love of animals and learning and a deep appreciation for the importance of community and giving back.
She is a determined and passionate student with a personality that immediately draws you in. We absolutely loved her, you will too. We are hoping she will come on again as a newly admitted student...stay tuned on that!
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Aliya Haq is Vice President, U.S. Policy and Advocacy at Breakthrough Energy.
She leads the team that advocates for an ambitious climate and clean energy policy agenda in the U.S., with the goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
Before that, she was a kid who recycled and later carried her passion to Cornell with a goal of future-proofing our planet.
There is a lot to her story. She even reveals the parallels in creative solutions, resource utilization, and community engagement in her job and in her pumpkin carving contests (she wins).
Find out more here:
https://breakthroughenergy.org
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He also takes us through what it's like when the Cornell student body comes together for all the traditional on-campus celebrations, how he will balance launching his product with his studies, and whether he just might reinvent the PMP.
And do you recognize the song for his outro?
We loved talking to him - he's the best friend we all would want on campus.
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