As an international applicant, can I submit photocopies of my transcripts?
Cornell accepts official documents **only**. All transcripts should be translated into English and sent to Cornell online _by the applicant’s school official_. If online submission is not possible, the school official should mail the translated transcript(s) to: **Undergraduate Admissions Office ** Cornell Universi…
How do I get my international transcript evaluated?
Your transcripts do not need to be evaluated by a credential evaluation service. We are familiar with all educational systems and will evaluate your credentials here. We need to receive your transcripts as they are issued by your school/college in their original grading system (including English translations). Your gr…
Do I submit copies of my documents or originals?
Cornell requires applicants to submit official documents only. High school and college transcripts must come directly from the student's school(s). In addition, enrolling students must have their final high school grades sent directly from their high school to Cornell before matriculating. Please note that the Underg…
How does Cornell handle dual enrollment, and do I need to submit a college transcript?
Some first-year applicants to Cornell take college or university courses during high school, sometimes called "dual enrollment." If you complete college or university coursework through a "University in High School" program and this coursework fulfills a requirement for high school graduation, there is no need to req…
How do I submit transcripts, recommendations, documents, and reports?
In addition to the college application, **first-year applicants **must ensure that the following required documents are submitted on their behalf. The following official forms can be found and submitted online through the [Common Application ][1]according to the instructions provided. **School Report and Transcript *…
