Cornell University’s founding principle of “… any person … any study” continues to be practiced through the resources provided to the specific identities represented within the diverse student body. 

Meet the members of the Diversity Outreach & Strategic Partnerships Team, our passionate interns, and CUDAA, a student-run organization affiliated with our office. 

Marina Fried

Senior Associate Director of Admissions for Diversity Outreach and Strategic Partnerships

Student Groups

How we review applications 

Whether you're a first-year or transfer applicant, there's no magic formula that guarantees admission to Cornell. Because no two students bring the same background, life experiences, and interests to our community, our admission process is highly individualized. We consider each part of your application to evaluate your fit for Cornell’s academics, culture, and philosophy. The result is an incredibly vibrant mix of students to further Cornell’s mission of educating the next generation of global citizens.

First-Year Domestic Applicants

First-Year International Applicants

Special Populations

Transfer Applicants

Advice for Applicants

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Transfer Application Timeline

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First-Year Domestic Applicants

First-Year International Applicants

Special Populations

Transfer Applicants

Advice for Applicants

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At Cornell, learning happens everywhere. From the time you first step on campus, you will be connected to a community, a family, memories, and traditions that will last a lifetime. Everyone and everything connects — it’s one of the things that makes a Cornell education unique.

With eight undergraduate colleges and schools, nearly 80 majors, and more than 4,000 courses, Cornell embodies Ezra's dream. There is truly something for everyone. Students benefit from the opportunities available at a world-renowned research institution while also becoming a part of the smaller learning community in their chosen college or school. Begin exploring to see where you might find your academic home at Cornell. 

We are your resource.

The Undergraduate Admissions Office’s Diversity Outreach & Strategic Partnerships Team can help inform you about the resources Cornell offers students, and can give you new perspectives on college life through our team of Diversity Outreach interns and ambassadors.

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