I am considering transferring to the Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration. Where do I get more information?
Details on eligibility, requirements, how to apply, and more, please visit our [transfer website][1]. [1]: https://sha.cornell.edu/admissions-programs/undergraduate/how-to-apply/transfer-applicants/
How will I get internships to fulfill the required practice credit?
Our career management advisors assist current students in finding internship opportunities. Our [alumni network][1] of over 13,000 members across the world is one of the best resources students can use to find part-time or full-time positions. Many students choose to work in the [Statler Hotel][2] on campus. [1]: …
How can I participate in the collaborative degree program with the Culinary Institute of America (CIA)?
Students can complete an associate's degree in culinary arts or baking and pastry arts from the CIA while earning a bachelor's degree in hotel administration. If academically eligible, you can [apply to the program][1] during your second or third year. Students also have the option to do just a semester or winter brea…
Are there any Nolan School-specific clubs that students can join?
The Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration currently offers around twenty clubs and organizations covering a wide range of topics, from airlines to spas, to real estate to nightlife. For more information, please visit the [Nolan School Clubs & Organizations website][1]. Nolan School students can also…
Can I take classes at Dyson if I am a Nolan School student?
Yes, your curriculum is designed for you to be able to venture outside of your school to take other classes as electives. Undergraduate students in the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business can explore electives for fun or to complement their major, and can even minor outside of their school.
Can students in the Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration pursue a double major?
At this time, Nolan School students are not allowed to pursue a double major, but they are encouraged to pursue a minor and/or concentration.
