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Cornell
2018 Transfer Application Instructions
UNIVERSITYAdmissions and Financial Aid Timeline for Transfer Students
If you are unable to meet a deadline, please call, email, or write to the Undergraduate Admissions Office or the Office of Financial Aid and Student
Employment. Admissions deadlines may be extended if we are contacted early enough with a valid reason to do so. If we do not receive a request for an
extension within a timely manner, we may not be able to grant the extension. Financial Aid application materials should be submitted online, faxed, or
postmarked by the deadline provided.
What’s Due Spring Transfer Applicants Fall Transfer Applicants
Transfer Application and $80 fee (or fee waiver) October 15 March 15
Cornell University Questions and Writing Supplement (CA) or October 15 March 15
Cornell Supplement (UCA)
All other required application components October 15 March 15
including official transcripts, Academic Report, Registrar Report,
and Mid-Term Report
Financial aid application materials October 15 March 15
Admission decisions are sent as they are made November and December April- June
Financial aid notifications to accepted students November and December April-June
who applied for aid
Please make sure you have received your aid decision
before you make your decision about enrolling at Cornell.
Acceptance deposit Early January, or two weeks after you receive Your acceptance deposit is due within 30 days of
Cornell’s offer and financial aid the date on the offer of admission letter or July
package, whichever is later. For 1, whichever is sooner. Your deposit should be
incoming transfer students, every effort will be submitted no later than the due date. For incom-
made to accommodate applicants for on-campus ing transfer students, every effort will be made to
housing on a first-come, first-served, space- accommodate applicants for on-campus housing
available basis. on a first-come, first-served, space-available basis.
For More Information Academic Information Online Applications
We look forward to receiving your If you have questions about the academic programs Applications may only be submitted online
application. If you have general or admissions policies of a specific undergraduate at commonapp.org or universalcollegeapp.
questions about admissions or college at Cornell, please contact the appropriate com. Select forms may be submitted online or
financial aid, please call or visit college directly at the telephone number or email mailed.
our website: address provided below: Note: If you are requesting a fee waiver, please
Undergraduate Admissions Office Agriculture and Life Sciences follow the instructions on the application.
Telephone: 607.255.5241 Telephone: 607.255.2036 Supporting documentation can be mailed to
Fax: 607.255.0659 Email: cals_admissions@cornell.edu the address in the Mailing Instructions below.
Email: transfer@cornell.edu
Architecture, Art, and Planning
Website: admissions.cornell.edu
Telephone: 607.255.4376
Office of Financial Aid and Student Email: aap-admissions@cornell.edu
Mailing Instructions
Employment Transfer application materials not submitted online
Telephone: 607.255.5145 Arts and Sciences
should be sent to:
Fax: 607.255.6329 Telephone: 607.255.4833
Email: as_admissions@cornell.edu Transfer Admissions
Email: finaid@cornell.edu
Cornell University
Website: finaid.cornell.edu Business- The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Application Processing Center
Economics and Management- East Hill Plaza
Telephone: 607-255-6376 349 Pine Tree Road
Email: dyson_admisions@cornell.edu Ithaca, NY 14850-2899
Business- Hotel Administration
Telephone: 607.255.6376 Note: When mailing materials to Cornell,
Email: sha_admisions@cornell.edu please write “Transfer Application” on the enve-
lope.
Engineering
Telephone: 607.255.5008
Email: engr_trans_adm@cornell.edu
Human Ecology
Telephone: 607.255.5471
Email: humec_admissions@cornell.edu
Industrial and Labor Relations
Telephone: 607.255.2222
Cornell University is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action educator and employer.
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College Admission Options Transcripts Standardized Tests Special Requirements
Agriculture and Fall and spring • High school and college SAT and ACT not required Prerequisite courses required for each
• Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS major; portfolio required for landscape
Life Sciences Landscape architecture: Fall Only • Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; architecture; no interviews offered;
such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00) visits encouraged well before application
Applied Economics and Management: • Copy of current schedule deadline; more information: admissions.
Apply through Cornell SC Johnson College cals.cornell.edu/apply/transfer
of Business
Architecture, Fall and spring • High school and college SAT or ACT if taken previously Architecture: portfolio required; interview
• Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS required, on or off campus. Details at aap.
Art, and • Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; cornell.edu/admissions/undergraduate/
Planning such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00) architecture
Art: portfolio required; interview strongly
recommended. Details at aap.cornell.edu/
admissions/undergraduate/art
Arts and Fall and spring • High school and college SAT or ACT if taken previously Students entering as juniors must
• Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS complete any prerequisites for their major
Sciences • Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; field; for prerequisites, consult the depart-
such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00) mental websites and Cornell’s Courses of
Study for details; no interviews offered;
visits encouraged.
Business The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied The Charles H. Dyson School of Applied
Economics and Management: Fall only Economics and Management: Economics and Management: Economics and Management:
• High school and college SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests not required Visits encouraged. No interviews
School of Hotel Administration: • Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS offered. Prerequisite courses required.
Fall and spring • Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; Details at: dyson.cornell.edu/programs/
such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00) undergraduate/admissions/external-
• Copy of current schedule transfer.html
School of Hotel Administration: School of Hotel Administration: School of Hotel Administration: Visits
• High school and college SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests not required encouraged. Optional interviews offered.
• Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS Résumé/c.v. required. Details at sha.cornell.
• Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; edu/admissions-programs/undergraduate/
such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00) how-to-apply/transfer-applicants/
• Copy of current schedule
Engineering Fall only • High school and college SAT or ACT, and SAT Subject Tests Students must complete any
• Required Midterm Report if taken previously prerequisites for their major; applicants must
• Submit results of any external exams International students: TOEFL or IELTS submit complete course descriptions and/
such as AP, IB, or A Levels (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; or syllabi for consideration; no interviews
the departmental code is 00) offered; visits encouraged; for details
on prerequisites and course description
submission, see www.engineering.cornell.
edu/admissions/undergraduate/transfer/
index.cfm.
Human Ecology Fall and spring • High school and college SAT or ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are not Prerequisite courses for each major can
• Required Midterm Report required be found at www.human.cornell.edu/
• Submit results of any external exams International students: TOEFL or IELTS admissions/transfers; phone or in-person
such as AP, IB, or A Levels (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098; appointment with an admission counselor
the departmental code is 00) prior to applying is strongly recommended.
Call 607.255.5471 to schedule.
Design and environmental analysis:
design challenge supplement required.
(Details can be found at: www.human.
cornell.edu/admissions.)
Fashion design and management: design
supplement required. (Details can be found
at: www.human.cornell.edu/admissions.)
Industrial and Fall and spring • High school and college SAT and ACT not required Prerequisite coursework in writing, micro
• Required Midterm Report International students: TOEFL or IELTS and macro economics, and math.
Labor Relations • Submit results of any external exams (Cornell’s institutional TOEFL code is 2098;
such as AP, IB, or A Levels the departmental code is 00)
Cornell University is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action educator and employer.
Produced by Undergraduate Admissions Office.
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Important Information for Cornell Transfer Applicants
We are pleased that you are considering applying to Cornell University. It is important that you submit your transfer application and fee as soon
Our admissions committees review application materials thoughtfully and as possible. The Cornell University Writing Supplement (CA) or Cornell
thoroughly. We look forward to receiving your application and getting to Supplement (UCA) can be submitted at the same time or later, but do not
know you. delay; the sooner we have this information, the sooner we can forward
The Cornell transfer application consists of: your file to the appropriate committee for review.
• the Common Application or the Universal College Application for transfers Apply online.
(includes the Academic Report (CA) or Professor Recommendation (UCA) We encourage you to apply and submit your fee (unless requesting a fee
and the College Report) waiver) online. Other application forms may also be submitted online or
• an $80 application fee or fee waiver you may choose to print and mail the completed forms. The Mid-Term
• the Cornell University Questions and Writing Supplement on the My Report and Final Report (which includes your high school transcipt) must
Colleges section (CA) or the Cornell Supplement (UCA), which is required be printed and mailed. All mailed materials (transcripts, Mid-Term Report,
of all applicants (includes important Cornell-specific information and etc.) must be sent to the Application Processing Center.
required essays)
• official copies of college and high school transcripts
All applicants must complete specific college requirements as
• required Mid-Term Report
noted on the grid on the previous page.
The Transfer Application particular the Personal Statement, as opportunities to think about yourself
Submitting your transfer application and the $80 application fee (or fee and reflect on what is important to you. Give careful thought to the ques-
waiver—see instructions in this booklet) begins the admissions tions that are asked, but don’t try to write the answers you think we want
process and should be done as soon as possible. to hear. Give us answers that tell us about you.
It is important to submit your transfer application as early as you can for Your application must be submitted online by October 15 for spring 2018
several reasons: transfer admission, or by March 15 for fall 2018 transfer admission.
1. You will avoid delays in the processing of your application. Cornell
receives applications from more than 4,500 prospective transfer students
Application Fee/Fee Waiver
Cornell’s application fee is $80, and you are required to submit it with
each year. Spring transfer applicants will hear back from us in November
your transfer application. Please note that Cornell cannot process your
and December. Fall transfer applicants should know that it can take us 4–6
application without the application fee or fee waiver. You can apply for
weeks to process and review each application from the time of receipt.
an application fee waiver by submitting the NACAC Fee Waiver Form
2. When we receive your application and application fee (or fee waiver or a letter from a transfer advisor or representative of a social service/
request), we will email you with the information you need to establish an community agency stating that the fee would cause financial hardship.
online application status account on Cornell’s website. This may take up When submitting your application online, check the fee waiver box on the
to two weeks at peak processing times. Receiving your ApplicantID and application and mail your fee waiver request to: Transfer Admissions, Cornell
PIN via email is your confirmation that we have received your application. University, Application Processing Center, East Hill Plaza, 349 Pine Tree Road,
Using this secure site, you will be able to track your application materi- Ithaca, NY 14850-2899.
als and update your email address as necessary. If you do not receive an
ApplicantID within two weeks of submitting your application to Cornell Cornell University Supplemental Information
University, it may be because your email address is incorrect or you are The required Cornell University Questions and Writing Supplement on the
blocking email from us. Go to our website (admissions.cornell.edu), hover My Colleges tab (CA) or the Cornell Supplement (UCA) provides us with
over "Apply," then click on "Check Application Status." Follow the instruc- essential information about your academic interests. The admissions staff
tions to obtain your ApplicantID. at Cornell carefully reads and evaluates your response to the academic
interest essay. The information you provide helps us determine how good
How to Submit the Application a match exists between your intellectual goals and the Cornell college or
school to which you are applying. You may submit this information with
Submit the Transfer Common Application and Cornell University Questions
your transfer application or separately.
and Writing Supplement online at commonapp.org or the Universal College
Application and Supplement at universalcollegeapp.com. The Mid-Term
Report may be faxed or emailed as outlined in the instructions on the Important Email Instructions
form. The Final Report (which includes your high school transcipt) must
It is important that you provide us with a legible, current email address that you
be printed and mailed. All mailed materials (transcripts, Mid-Term Report,
check frequently. Email is our primary tool for communicating with you to request
etc.) must be sent to the Application Processing Center. Please include your
missing application materials, verify information, give you special instructions, etc.
name, home address, and date of birth on all attached sheets.
Please carefully type or print your email address on the application form, being
Do NOT send duplicate copies of materials through the mail or online certain that characters are understood (for example, using Ø for zero and noting
unless you are specifically asked to do so by the admissions office. the difference between a lower case l, the number 1, and the letter I).
We encourage you to view the personal parts of the application, and in Please also be sure to include cornell.edu in your address book and/or remove
any spam blockers that might prevent our email from reaching you.
Application Status
If you have any questions about the status of your application, see:
admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants/check-application-status.2018 Transfer Application Instructions and Application Checklist continued
Admission Interviews
For applicants to the architecture program in the College of Architecture,
Application Checklist
Art, and Planning, a formal interview is required for admission. Applicants to
See instructions for submitting the various required application
the Department of Art in the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning are
components at the front of this booklet.
strongly encouraged (though not required) to have an interview. The Cornell
SC Johnson College of Business- School of Hotel Administration offers an All Transfer Applicants
optional interview on-campus or off-campus. ____ Transfer Application (CA or UCA)
• For architecture or fine arts applicants interview request forms can be
____ $80 Application Fee or Fee Waiver
found at aap.cornell.edu/undergraduate-admissions-architecture or aap.
cornell.edu/undergraduate-admissions-art ____ Cornell University Questions and Writing Supplement (CA)
• Cornell SC Johnson College of Business- School of Hotel Administration: or Supplement (UCA)
Optional interviews offered. Details at sha.cornell.edu/admissions-pro-
____ Academic Evaluation (CA) or Professor Recommendation (UCA)
grams/undergraduate/how-to-apply/interview
Formal interviews are not required, nor offered as part of the admissions ____ College Report
process for any other undergraduate programs. Note: The College Report must be submitted, but it is not necessary to have a college dean
complete the form. You are welcome to ask a college/faculty advisor, college registrar, or
Portfolios and Design Supplements other college official who has access to your academic and disciplinary records.
Portfolios and/or design supplements are required as follows: ____ Required Mid-Term Report for your current courses
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
____ Final high school transcript (secure official copy and mail it to the
• Landscape architecture: portfolio required Application Processing Center)
• Send to: Landscape Architecture Department, Cornell University,
440 Kennedy Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853 ____ College transcript(s) (secure official copy from all colleges or universities
attended and mail to the Application Processing Center)
College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
• Architecture: portfolio required (for guidelines visit http://aap.cornell.edu/ ____ Official test score reports sent from testing agencies (Note: the SAT, ACT,
admissions/undergraduate/architecture) and SAT Subject Tests are not required for transfer applicants, but some
Cornell colleges would like to see the results if you have taken these
• Art: portfolio required (for guidelines visit http://aap.cornell.edu/admis- tests)
sions/undergraduate/art)
• Submit online at cornellaap.slideroom.com ____ Complete course descriptions and syllabi for College of Engineering and
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences biological and environmental
College of Human Ecology
engineering applicants only (for submission instructions, see www.engi-
• Design and environmental analysis: design challenge required neering.cornell.edu/admissions/undergraduate/transfer/index.cfm)
• Fashion design and management: design supplement required ____ Required résumé/c.v. for applicants to the College of Business- School of
• Visit www.human.cornell.edu/admissions for more information and Hotel Administration and optional interviews offered for SHA applicants.
instructions. Details at sha.cornell.edu/admissions-programs/undergraduate/how-to-
apply/
Academic Report ____ Required interview for applicants to the architecture program in the
Transfer applicants to Cornell are required to submit one Academic Evaluation College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
(CA) or Professor Recommendation (UCA). If you desire to send additional
instructor recommendations, you may download and print the forms at ____ Required portfolios and design supplements for applicants to the
commonapp.org or universalcollegeapp.com. Be sure to remind individuals landscape architecture program in the College of Agriculture and Life
writing recommendations for you to include your full name and date of birth Sciences, the architecture or art programs in the College of Architecture,
on all pages. Art, and Planning, or the design and environmental analysis or fashion
design management programs in the College of Human Ecology
College Report
The College Report is a required part of the Cornell transfer application. A
registrar, college faculty/advisor, or other college official who has access to your
academic and disciplinary records must complete this report. The official should Helpful Application Tips
complete the form to the best of his or her ability. The section of the form • Give yourself enough time before the deadline to complete both the
regarding academic standing and disciplinary record is required. transfer application and supplements
• Submit either the Common Application or the Universal College
Mid-Term Report Application and all associated forms - DO NOT duplicate applications
The required Mid-Term Report is completed by instructors in whose courses or mix and match forms
you are enrolled at the time of your application. If midterm grades are not
• Pages can get separated, so include your full name, home address,
available to submit with your application, the Mid-Term Report should be
and birth date on every page that is mailed
submitted as soon as possible after grades are available.
• For grouping of multiple pages for mailing, use paperclips (do not
staple)
International Applicants
• After completing your application and supplements, save copies for
International applicants must complete and submit all required applica- yourself
tion documents and components. See the application checklist and the
• Set up your online application status account by following the
college-specific requirements detailed in the front of this booklet. In addi-
instructions you receive after submitting the application and fee or
tion, international applicants may need to submit scores from the TOEFL
fee waiver
or IELTS exam. International students should visit the Cornell Financial Aid
website(finaid.cornell.edu) for instructions on applying for financial aid. • Be sure to submit all items on the application checklist2018 Transfer Financial Aid Instructions
Cornell has a need-blind admissions policy, which means that we review your admissions application without con-
sidering whether you’ve applied for aid; Cornell awards all financial aid on the basis of demonstrated financial need.
We encourage you to learn more about our aid initiatives, policies, or even complete our Financial Aid Calculator at
finaid.cornell.edu.
U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents, DACA, Asylees, and Refugees:
U.S. citizens, U.S. permanent residents, and applicants who have been granted DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival), refugee, or asylee status are
eligible to apply for financial assistance and should follow the instructions on the following webpage to apply for financial assistance: finaid.cornell.edu/
apply-aid/prospective-applicants.
Note that if you are applying for aid as a U.S. permanent resident, or have been granted DACA, refugee, or asylee status, you will be required to docu-
ment your permanent residency or DACA/refugee/asylee status. To be considered for aid, you must be able to document your status by November 1 for
spring transfers and by July 1 for fall transfers. Please see our website for the required forms of documentation.
Financial Aid Deadlines and Timeline:
If you are offered admission and have met our aid application deadlines, you will receive an aid notification. Failure to meet our deadlines will result in
limited financial aid eligibility.
Spring 2018 Transfer Applicants
October 15: All financial aid application requirements due
Mid-December/Early January: Financial aid notifications sent to admitted applicants
Early January: Deposit due to Admissions
Fall 2018 Transfer Applicants
March 15: All financial aid application requirements due
By June 15: Financial aid notifications sent to admitted applicants
By July 1: Deposit due to Admissions
International, Undocumented Applicants, and without DACA
Cornell University practices need-aware international admissions and provides need-based financial aid to admitted international students and admitted
undocumented students without DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival) status who apply for financial aid by stated deadlines and who have dem-
onstrated financial need. Follow the deadlines stated below.
For more information and how to apply, please visit: finaid.cornell.edu/apply-aid/international-applicants.
International Financial Aid Deadlines
Fall Decision Deadline- March 15: All international financial aid application requirements due
To apply for financial aid, please visit finaid.cornell.edu.2018 Universal College Application (UCA) for Transfer Admission
Cornell University Transfer Supplement Deadlines (online submission/postmark dates)
Spring-semester applicants October 15
Fall-semester applicants March 15
Please see the instructions on Cornell’s admissions website at admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants prior to completing this form.
Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Enter name exactly as it appears last/family first middle
on passports or other official documents
U.S. Social Security number (optional): ________________________ Preferred name: ___________________________________________________
Mailing address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
number and street
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
city state or province zip + 4 or postal code county (if U.S.) country telephone
Date of birth: _________________________
month/day/year
Email address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
It is important that you provide us with a legible, current email address that you check frequently. Email is our primary tool for communicating with you to request
missing application materials, verify information, give you special instructions, etc. Please carefully type or print your email address on the application form, being
certain that characters are understood (for example, using Ø for zero and noting the difference between a lower case l, the number 1, and the letter I). Please be sure
to include cornell.edu in your email address book and/or remove any spam blockers that might prevent our email from reaching you.
Cell phone number (optional): (_________)___________________________
area code
What is/was your major at your current/last attended college_____________________________________________________________________
What system did your current/last attended college use? o quarter o trimester o semester o year
List any community programs or organizations that have provided you with free assistance in your application process:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Are you applying as a (please check one)? o transfer o visiting student
Have you applied for undergraduate admission to Cornell before? o Yes o No If so, for what term and year? ____________________________
College or school at Cornell to which you are applying (choose only one):
o Agriculture and Life Sciences o Arts and Sciences o Business- Hotel Administration o Industrial and Labor Relations
o Architecture, Art, and Planning o Business- Applied Economics and Management o Engineering o Human Ecology
Code number of your anticipated major within the college/school you’ve chosen
(select only one; codes are at admissions.cornell.edu/pdf/transfer-major-codes): __________________
Note to all applicants: Recognizing that transfer applicants have diverse academic talents and career interests that may be satisfied by more than one
of Cornell's colleges/schools, your application may be reviewed by a college/school at Cornell in addition to the one to which you are applying.
Do you have parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents who attended Cornell? o Yes o No
name dates he or she attended relationship (indicate whether parent/grandparent/great-grandparent) degree(s)
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
name dates he or she attended relationship (indicate whether parent/grandparent/great-grandparent) degree(s)
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
name dates he or she attended relationship (indicate whether parent/grandparent/great-grandparent) degree(s)
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Is a parent or guardian currently a Cornell faculty or staff member? o Yes o No
If so, name of that parent/guardian: _______________________________________________________________________________________
Do you have any siblings applying to Cornell this year? o Yes o No If yes, enter full name: _________________________________________2018 UCA for Transfer Admission/Cornell University Supplement continued
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Date of birth: _________________
Academic Interest Essay (all applicants to complete)
Please address the topics below in an essay of approximately 650 words total.
Tell us what you’d like to major in at Cornell, and why or how your past academic or work experience influenced your decision, and how
transferring to Cornell would further your academic interests.
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Applicants Only
Students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences are often interested in several major fields of study and take courses in more than one area.
Do you want to be considered for admission to an alternate-choice major in Agriculture and Life Sciences if you are not admitted to your primary-
choice major? ❑ Yes ❑ No If yes, indicate your alternate-choice major interest: ________________________________________.
College of Engineering Applicants Only
Please make sure that complete course descriptions and/or syllabi are submitted by the application deadline and clearly labeled with your name and
date of birth. We cannot evaluate your application without them. For submission instructions, please see www.engineering.cornell.edu/admissions/
undergraduate/transfer/index.cfm
Armed Forces/ROTC
U.S. Armed Forces status: ❑ None ❑ Currently Serving ❑ Previously Served ❑ Current Dependent
Your anticipated status at enrollment: ❑ On active duty U.S. Military ❑ Veteran of U.S. Armed Forces ❑ U.S. Reserves or National Guard
Cornell University hosts Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) units from all four branches of the military (Army, Marine Corp, Navy, and Air Force).
Are you interested in participating in any of these programs (competing for a scholarship or just attending some classes)? ❑ Yes ❑ No
New York State Residents Only
Are you enrolled in one of the following New York State opportunity programs at your current college/university: EOP, HEOP, College Discovery, SEEK?
❑ Yes ❑ No
If yes, please indicate the program: ❑ EOP ❑ HEOP ❑ College Discovery ❑ SEEK
If you are interested in learning more about EOP and HEOP, please visit our website at oadi.cornell.edu/heop to request additional information.
Visiting Students Only
How many semesters do you plan to attend Cornell? _______ Please list your proposed courses by semester:
Fall Spring
___________________________________________ ____________________________________________
____________________________________________ ____________________________________________
____________________________________________ ____________________________________________
____________________________________________ ____________________________________________
____________________________________________ ____________________________________________
Reminder for all applicants: You must submit your $80 application fee or fee waiver. If you are applying for a fee waiver, please indicate
this on the application and mail your fee waiver form or letter to the Undergraduate Admissions Office, 349 Pine Tree Road, Ithaca, NY 14850.
Visit admissions.cornell.edu for further information regarding application fee waivers.
Cornell University is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action educator and employer.
Produced by University Communications.
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Required Transfer Mid-Term Report
_
Required Mid-Term Report due as close to mid-term as possible
Please fill in the lines below or, if you are not currently enrolled in Please type or print
college, note that fact on the form. Name: _______________________________________
Return this completed form by fax or submit online: last first middle
Address:_______________________________
Undergraduate Admissions Office
_____________________________________
Attention: Transfer Processor
Cornell University Date of Birth:___________________________
Fax: 844-358-8803
Submit Online: forms.admissions.cornell.edu/webform/admissions/sub-
mit.php
Name of current college/university: __________________________________________________________________________________
Number of academic terms in attendance: ______ This report is for the term ending: _________________________________
month and year
A final decision on your application for admission cannot be made until we know your current performance in all courses you
are taking in the term immediately before you plan to enroll at Cornell.
Trimester and quarter-system students only:
If you’ve provided us with your current-term grades below, what courses do you plan to take in the next term?
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
course number and title credits course number and title credits
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
All students:
Do you plan to take summer courses? Yes No If yes, where do you plan to take the courses? _______________________
List the courses you will take:
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
course number and title credits course number and title credits
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
For each class in which you are currently enrolled, please ask your instructor to evaluate your work in progress by providing a
letter or number grade-even if official mid-term grades are not issued-and their signatures as soon as possible (see example
on first line). If mid-term grades are not available by the application deadline, please fax or email this report as soon as grades
are available. The form must include grades and signatures for all classes in which you are currently enrolled.
TO THE INSTRUCTOR: Admissions committees find it helpful to receive a general indication of how the student is performing in
the courses s/he is currently enrolled in. Be sure to sign below.
SMPL 101 Sample Class 4 B+ professor’s signature 10/5/17
course number and title credits grade to date instructor’s signature dateField
Transfer of Study
Major CodesCodes
Field of Study Codes
Transfer Major Codes
College of Agriculture and 168 Food Science (food operations and man- 363 Computer Science College of Human Ecology
Life Sciences agement; food safety; food science) 364 Economics 620 Design and Environmental Analysis
125 Agricultural Sciences (broad education in 155 Information Science (human-centered 365 English (design strategy; health and well-being;
agriculture with concentrations in animal systems; information systems; social sustainable futures)
330 Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
science; crop production and manage- systems)
366 French 680 Fashion Design and Management
ment; sustainable agriculture; business; 169 International Agriculture and Rural (fashion design; fashion design manage-
education and communication) Development (economics and develop- 376 German Area Studies
ment)
130 Animal Science (animal breeding and ment; agricultural and food systems; envi- 378 German (literature and culture)
685 Fiber Science (biomedical materials; ergo-
genetics; nutrition; physiology and ronment and ecosystems) 379 Government nomics and comfort; fiber based sensors
growth; pre-veterinary; dairy manage- 170 Landscape Architecture (environmentally 381 History and detectors; green composites; nano-
ment) sustainable design; community-based 382 History of Art technology; performance enhancing fab-
540 Applied Economics and Management design; landscape archaeology; public rics; sustainable materials and processes)
368 Information Science
(apply through the Cornell SC Johnson garden management)
383 Italian 640 Human Biology, Health, and Society
College of Business) 175 Nutritional Sciences (community nutri- (biological and social aspects of growth
tion; international nutrition; molecular 385 Linguistics
145 Atmospheric Science (weather and and development; biology and behavior;
climate; analysis, interpretation, and fore- nutrition; human nutrition) 386 Mathematics biology and health promotion; metabo-
casting of meteorological events) 176 Plant Sciences (plant genetics and breed- 387 Music lism, genetics, and health)
110 Biological Engineering (joint program ing; sustainable plant production and 388 Near Eastern Studies 630 Human Development (cognitive develop-
with the College of Engineering) landscape management; evolution, sys- ment; human neuroscience; law, psychol-
396 Performing and Media Arts
tematics, and ecology; plant physiology ogy and human development; aging and
150 Biological Sciences (animal physiology; 389 Philosophy
and molecular biology; plants and human health; social and personality develop-
biochemistry; computational biology;
health) 390 Physics ment)
ecology and evolutionary biology; general
biology; genetics, genomics, and develop- 179 Science of Earth Systems 391 Psychology 660 Nutritional Sciences (diet and
ment; human nutrition; insect biology; (atmospheric sciences; biogeochemistry; 331 Religious Studies disease; economic and global influences
marine biology; microbiology; molecular geological sciences; ocean sciences) 352 Science and Technology Studies on human health; human health and
and cell biology; neurobiology and behav- 190 Viticulture and Enology (grape produc- 393 Science of Earth Systems nutrition; nutrition and fitness counseling;
ior; plant biology; systematics and biotic tion processes; wine production) nutrition and public health; nutritional
394 Sociology
diversity) biochemistry; social influences on human
395 Spanish nutrition)
172 Biology and Society (biology and public College of Architecture, Art,
301 Statistical Science
policy; biology and ethics; biology and and Planning 670 Policy Analysis and Management
communication) 399 Undecided (within Arts and Sciences) (demography; economics and public
205 Architecture (five-year program)
180 Biometry and Statistics (statistics; statisti- policy; health care policy; policy analysis;
215 Fine Arts (digital media; drawing; paint- regulation and public policy; social welfare
cal genomics; actuarial studies)
ing; photography; print media; sculpture) Cornell SC Johnson College of
policy)
160 Communication (communication, envi-
225 Urban and Regional Studies (urban
Business
ronment, science, and health; communi- 540 Applied Economics and Management
history, government, politics, and
cation media studies; communication and
sociology; urban and regional theory) (accounting; agribusiness management; School of Industrial and
information technologies; communication applied economics; entrepreneurship; Labor Relations
and social influence) environmental, energy, and resource; 701 Industrial and Labor Relations
178 Development Sociology (community College of Arts and Sciences economics; finance; food industry man-
• economics
development; environmental sociology; 310 Africana Studies agement; international trade and develop-
inequality studies; international develop- ment; marketing; strategy) • human resource studies
312 American Studies
ment and globalization) 501 Hotel Administration (hospitality man- • international and comparative labor
314 Anthropology
164 Entomology (study of insects within the agement; hotel & resort; restaurant & • labor relations, law, and history
316 Archaeology
framework of the biological and environ- foodservice; tourism; facilities; entrepre- • organizational behavior
318 Asian Studies
mental sciences) neurship; real estate; finance; services • social statistics
320 Astronomy marketing; operations management;
166 Environmental Engineering (joint pro-
gram with the College of Engineering) 350 Biological Sciences (animal physiology; accounting; human resources; law)
biochemistry; computational biology;
115 Environmental and Sustainability
ecology and evolutionary biology; general
Sciences (environmental biology and College of Engineering
biology; genetics, genomics, and develop-
applied ecology; environmental policy and 400 Biological Engineering
ment; human nutrition; insect biology;
governance; environmental economics;
marine biology; microbiology; molecular 405 Chemical Engineering
biogeochemical sciences)
and cell biology; neurobiology and behav- 410 Civil Engineering
ior; plant biology; systematics and biotic 415 Computer Science
diversity)
420 Electrical and Computer Engineering
351 Biology and Society
425 Engineering Physics
360 Chemistry and Chemical Biology
466 Environmental Engineering
359 China and Asia–Pacific Studies
450 Information Science, Systems, and
361 Classics (Greek, Latin) Technology
362 Comparative Literature 480 Materials Science and Engineering
485 Mechanical Engineering
490 Operations Research and Engineering
477 Science of Earth Systems
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