Most students, regardless of where they go to school, will experience some adjustment challenges. It is normal to feel somewhat homesick as you get settled in a new place and build your community. It is also natural for students to go through an adjustment period as they work through new academic rigors. Cornell encourages help-seeking behavior beginning with Orientation in August, helping to educate students about the many academic and residential resources available to them.
There are five fitness centers located around the Cornell campus offering an extensive array of cardio and weight equipment and dozens of group exercise classes throughout the year. To learn more, please visit our Health & Wellness webpage.
Cornell has a lot to offer when it comes to fitness and athletics. The university fields 37 varsity teams, offers one of the largest intramural sports programs in the country, and has the most comprehensive collegiate outdoor education program in the country. Students also have access to five fitness centers on campus.
To learn more, please visit our Health & Wellness page.
To support a healthy community, Cornell Health is conveniently located on campus and is available to students with mental or physical health concerns any time of day or night, 365 days a year. Students can call Cornell Health to talk with a health care provider about a mental or physical health concern, or to make an appointment to come by in person.
