At this time, we are not able to offer an opportunity to meet with professors individually. We encourage new students to connect with their college community through CUontheHill.
As an enrolling student, you will not rank residence halls by preference, but you will specify whether you want to live in a program house or residence hall and indicate room type preferences. Housing staff will assign the residence hall taking into consideration the preferences you indicate.
After you submit your enrollment deposit and receive your Cornell NetID, you can sign up for housing through the Housing Portal. The deadline is Wednesday, May 15, 2024. More information will be coming from our Housing Office, so please be sure to check your email. Housing is guaranteed for first-year students.
Most students, regardless of where they go to school, will experience some adjustment challenges. It is normal to feel somewhat homesick as you get settled in a new place and build your community. It is also natural for students to go through an adjustment period as they work through new academic rigors. Cornell enco…
All new undergraduate students at Cornell participate in an orientation program before classes begin. Students will have the opportunity to explore the university, learn about academics and the intellectual community, and meet lots of their fellow Cornellians! Please visit the New Student Orientation page for more …
NetIDs are issued by IT@Cornell. It may take 24-48 hours after submission of your enrollment deposit for the ID to be sent to you. You will also receive information and instructions on how to activate your NetID.
CUontheHill is Cornell’s private admitted student community. Admitted students to the incoming class will receive an invitation to join the network after being offered admission to Cornell. On CUontheHill, students can connect with current Cornellians and staff.
In addition to virtual events, Cornell Days is a one-day visit program in Ithaca, NY, with consistent programming options across the three dates offered. Newly admitted first-year students and families are invited to campus to connect with their college or school, tour campus, and enjoy a meal in one of our many Corn…
Newly admitted students may not change the college or school to which they were admitted before arriving in the fall.