Effective for students applying for Fall 2026 or beyond, first-year applicants to all undergraduate colleges and schools will be required to submit standardized test scores. Please visit our Standardized Testing Policy webpage for details.
Effective for students applying for Fall 2026 or beyond, first-year applicants to all undergraduate colleges and schools will be required to submit standardized test scores. Please visit our Standardized Testing Policy webpage for details.
Cornell accepts official documents only. All transcripts should be translated into English and sent to Cornell online by the applicant’s school official. If online submission is not possible, the school official should mail the translated transcript(s) to:
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Cornell University
410 Thurston Avenue
Ithaca, NY 14850
All applications are reviewed by the specific Cornell college or school to which a student has applied. The evaluation process is based on where a student currently attends school, rather than by citizenship status. International students attending the same high school are evaluated as a group, as are applicants from the same state (U.S.) or country.
International students receive information about the student visa process and the required documents for the I-20 after they are admitted to Cornell. The I-20 will be issued by Undergraduate Admissions Office staff.