Students should consider the college-specific mission, requirements, and the family of majors offered as this will inform the educational approach and will help students determine which college will be the best fit. Learn more about each college by reviewing their website and viewing their [virtual information sessio…
Students applying early decision to the College of Human Ecology should submit their first-quarter/first-trimester grades as soon as they become available at their high school. Grades can be submitted via the [Common App][1]. Grades can also be mailed to: **Undergraduate Admissions Office Cornell University 410 …
The number of applicants for early decision changes each year, and we are unable to predict the number of applications we will receive. On average, a third of our enrolling first-year students are admitted through Early Decision.
After carefully reviewing the instructions for [submitting a design supplement][1] via the Slideroom platform, students who experience difficulties uploading/submitting their supplemental materials should contact [Slideroom][2] directly. Please note, design supplements are only required for the following majors: *…
**First-Year Students** Competitive applicants will have met all of the [first-year admissions requirements][1]. Applicants who have curricular gaps may provide an explanation/context for the gaps in the “Additional Information” section of the Common Application. Their school counselor may include this information i…
Yes, taking courses in other colleges/schools at Cornell University is a required part of the College of Human Ecology curriculum. Students can also [minor][1] across the colleges. [1]: https://www.cornell.edu/academics/fields.cfm
Students in the College of Human Ecology (CHE) cannot double major within the college, however our curriculum sheets detail how our majors are organized around required courses and ways to add depth and breadth through recommended courses and electives. The College of Human Ecology's curriculum is among the most flex…
**First-Year Students** Students who are interested in multiple majors within the [College of Human Ecology][1] can apply as “undeclared.” “Undeclared” applicants must describe their specific interests and supporting experiences in their academic interest essay (on the Cornell Supplement). Before applying to Human Ec…
The College of Human Ecology education lends itself to a range of [career directions][1], including those that have yet to be created. Our students are well prepared to enter the global job market, pursue graduate study, and engage in community development. The paths our graduates choose are diverse, but they are link…
Admissions decisions are based on the applicant’s credentials within the context of the applicant pool for that year. Applicant pools differ each year, so we cannot provide an assessment of an applicant’s chances of admission. For information on admissions rates and the most recent class profile please visit [Institu…