Cornell Arts & Sciences: Anything can be solved. @CornellCAS
Cornell Arts & Sciences: Anything can be solved. @CornellCAS
Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Cornell University Class of 2015 graduate Emma Gerstenzang talks about her experience in the College of Arts & Sciences combining her interests in religious studies with a pre-med courseload.

About her liberal arts education, she says:
"Anything can be solved. Anything can be understood, if you take the right approach. ...You learn how to think critically, write critically, and read critically."
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