Is Cornell a two-year or four-year institution?
Cornell University is a four-year institution offering nearly [80 majors][1], 100 academic departments, and more than 4,000 courses of study. Cornell is both a privately endowed research university and the federal land-grant institution in New York State. We have a responsibility - unique within the Ivy League - to ma…
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Does Cornell have articulation agreements with any two-year colleges?
Two of Cornell's undergraduate colleges, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) and the College of Human Ecology, have developed articulation agreements with two-year colleges. Generally speaking, the agreements outline what transfer students need to do in order to prepare for transfer to Cornell. This in…
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Does Cornell prefer transfer applicants from certain colleges or types of colleges?
Generally speaking, Cornell has no preferences regarding the institution from which a student transfers. With that noted, about a quarter of the transfer students come from community colleges. As applications are reviewed, the most important factors considered include: * ability to articulate interest in a particu…
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