While all potential transfer credits are evaluated, Cornell is not typically able to award credits for military training experiences. For more information about transfer credit at Cornell, please visit the Credit Evaluation Services page within the University Registrar website.
Adult students and veterans don’t apply for undergraduate admission through a separate pathway at Cornell. Depending on their academic history, they follow the traditional pathway for first-year applicants (never matriculated at a college and earned fewer than 12 credits after high school) or apply as transfer app…
Cornell is happy to provide application fee waivers for veterans and current members of the military. Please email [email protected] to request an application fee waiver. Note: do not pay the application fee if requesting a waiver, as the fee is non-refundable.
The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program is a provision of the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Improvement Act of 2010. Cornell University participates in the Yellow Ribbon program for an unlimited number of eligible undergraduate students. Please submit a copy of your Certificate of Eligibility f…
Educating military leaders at Cornell has been a tradition since the university was founded, and Cornell formally established a Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) unit in 1917. Today, Cornellians can participate in Army, Navy/Marine Corps, and Air Force ROTC units. To learn more about our military training and …