I cannot confirm whether Cornell University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) is ABET accredited without more specific information. ABET accreditation is highly specialized and applies to specific programs, not entire colleges. Cornell CALS offers many different programs, and accreditation status varies by program.
To determine if a specific program within Cornell CALS is ABET accredited, you should:
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Visit the Cornell CALS website: Navigate to the website of the specific department and program you are interested in. Look for a section on accreditation, often found under "About Us," "Academics," or a similar heading. The information will usually be clearly stated.
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Check the ABET website directly: The Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) maintains a database of accredited programs. You can search this database using the program name and university name to verify accreditation.
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Contact Cornell CALS directly: If you cannot find the information online, contact the department or program's administrative office. They can provide definitive information on the accreditation status of their specific programs.
In summary: While I can't definitively answer your question without knowing the precise program, the steps above will allow you to obtain the correct information. Remember that ABET accreditation is program-specific, not college-wide.
