The Cornell Commitment scholars are supported through an extensive orientation in their first year, receive scholarships if financial aid eligible, and can access additional funding to support their participation in experiential learning opportunities domestically and abroad. Programs to network with fellow students, faculty, administrators, and alumni further round out the student experience.
Preparing for a Health Career
Students who are interested in pursuing a health career find great opportunities at Cornell. In fact, nearly one out of every six Cornell undergraduates intend to pursue a career in medicine. Students may study in any of Cornell's undergraduate schools and colleges and graduate well-prepared for further medical career studies and options.
Study what you love.
Do you love physics or American literature? What about economics or art history? Explore our academic areas of interest to find what you love, and then explore associated majors and their colleges and schools.
While each academic area of interest can be found in multiple colleges and schools at Cornell, it’s important to explore the curriculum and culture of each to find your best fit.
Greetings from Cornell University!
As the fall semester comes to a close, we want to thank you for everything you do to support your students through the college admissions process. We couldn't do our work without you! We also want to share some important information and updates with you.
Before you apply
This application information is only for students who applied previously and received a Transfer Option offer for Fall 2025. If you did not receive a Transfer Option offer for Fall 2025, you can apply for transfer through the Common App and find application instructions here.
First-Year Domestic Applicants
First-Year International Applicants
Special Populations
Transfer Applicants
Advice for Applicants
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