Programs & Majors at Cornell University

Start with a subject you recognize, then check the reported programs and degree or certificate levels. Completed-award counts provide context; they do not measure current enrollment, capacity, demand, program quality, or admission difficulty, and they do not guarantee current availability.

Recently reported completed awards · 2023-24

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Agriculture & Veterinary Science15

Agriculture & Veterinary Science topics

Official reporting category: Agricultural/Animal/Plant/Veterinary Science and Related Fields

Plant Sciences4 Agricultural Business and Management2 Animal Sciences2

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Plant Sciences, General

Agriculture & Veterinary Science → Plant Sciences

26 completed awards reported

Bachelor's: 20
Master's: 6
Doctoral: 0

Federal program classification details

Broad federal category · CIP 01: Agricultural/Animal/Plant/Veterinary Science and Related Fields
Federal topic · CIP 01.11: Plant Sciences
Federal program code · CIP 01.1101: Plant Sciences, General

Programs data source and limitations

Source: C2024_A, provisional release, academic year 2023-24, using the federal Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) 2020. Counts are completed awards or degrees, not current enrollment, capacity, demand, quality, admission difficulty, or unique students. DegreePilot uses first-major records only. Reported zeroes remain zero and unavailable values appear as “Not reported.”