Cornell College Summer Programs

Summer programs benefit first-gen students

The success or failure of a first-generation student might just hinge on how they spend their summer before new student orientation.

Summer programs at Cornell We have something for everyone, college credit courses for high school students, a dance intensive for middle schoolers on up, and sports camps for elementary school kids on up. Dept. of Education recently made changes to tax documentation Financial aid offices can now accept a signed copy of a federal tax returninstead of the family having to request a tax transcript directly from the IRS.

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	Dance, dance, dance Because everyone needs a dance break.