Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS)

Landscape architecture:
Portfolio required; for details visit the Landscape Architecture website.

Learn more by visiting the CALS website.

Cornell College of Architecture, Art, and Planning (AAP)

Architecture (B.Arch):
Portfolio of 15-20 images submitted via Cornell AAP SlideRoom.
Learn more by visiting the AAP website.

Art: 
Portfolio of 18-20 piece of work submitted via Cornell AAP SlideRoom. 
Portfolio interview (strongly recommended).
Learn more by visiting the AAP website.

History of Architecture:
Statement of purpose.
15 page writing sample.
Learn more by visiting the AAP website.

Urban and Regional Studies:
Virtual alumni interview (not required).
Learn more by visiting the AAP website.

Cornell College of Arts & Sciences

If applying as a rising junior ONLY:

• Consult A&S departmental websites to see what coursework is required for admission to your intended major.
• Submit: 1) a list of college courses taken that are prerequisite or required courses for your intended major, and 2) the course syllabi/descriptions for those courses. Do not submit syllabi/descriptions for all college coursework.
• If you are a rising junior intending to major in a STEM field (including Economics), submit course syllabi/descriptions for all college math courses.

Instructions: cut and paste the syllabi/descriptions into a single PDF or Word document, and upload via your Applicant Status Page (on the right-hand side, select TR – Course Descriptions). Please give it the following file name: Last Name, First Name – Course Descriptions.

Learn more by visiting the Arts & Sciences website.

Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy 

Learn about required and recommended coursework by visiting the Brooks School website.

Cornell College of Engineering

Please review course requirements prior to application.
Submit official major-specific course description form as part of application.
Learn more on the Cornell Engineering website. 

Cornell College of Human Ecology

All Majors: Your academic preparation and coursework choices for a possible transfer to the College of Human Ecology at Cornell University are critical components of the admissions process.
Review the College of Human Ecology’s required and recommended preparatory courses for transfers for more information.

Design and Environmental Analysis:
Design Challenge required; submit via Human Ecology SlideRoom.

Fashion Design:
Fashion Design Portfolio & Design Index required; submit via Human Ecology SlideRoom.

Fashion Design & Management:
Fashion Design Management Case Study required; submit via Human Ecology SlideRoom.

Fiber Science:
Fiber Science Index required; submit via Human Ecology SlideRoom.

Learn more by visiting the Human Ecology website. 

Cornell SC Johnson College: Charles H. Dyson School for Applied Economics and Management.

Learn more about course requirements and recommendations by visiting the Dyson School website.

Cornell SC Johnson College: Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration 

Learn more about course requirements and recommendations by visiting the Nolan School website.
 

Cornell School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR)

Please review the Transfer Guidelines on our Admissions page for more information.