While all potential transfer credits are independently evaluated by the undergraduate college or school that offers a student admission, Cornell is not typically able to award credits for military training experiences. For more information, please see the [information for U.S. military veterans and current service mem…
Cornell students have access to a variety of programs and services to ease their transition to college and help them flourish. One such resource is the [Tatkon Center for New Students][1], which offers Study Skills Workshops, Writing Walk-in Services, student mentors, and drop-in professional help with any problem, bi…
Admitted first-year Cornell students may request a one or two-year deferred entry. Requests are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. In general, Cornell broadly supports the notion of a gap year experience for students between high school and college. Successful gap year experiences start with a well- developed plan and…
Cornell has a long tradition of student involvement, and there are more than 1,000 [student organizations][1] on campus. Whatever a student's interest, they're likely to find a club, program, activity, or group devoted to it! Cornell is home to the most comprehensive [outdoor education program][2] in the country, as …