Approximately one hundred students from more than 60 countries around the world join Cornell’s freshman class of engineers each year. Applying as an international student to the College of Engineering entails following a slightly different process than does applying as a domestic student, and the timeline for submitting the application is critical. The following information will help you as you begin the process of applying to Cornell Engineering.
International Application Process and Procedures
This link provides detailed information about the application process:
You may also contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office directly with questions:
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Cornell University
410 Thurston Avenue
Ithaca, NY 14850-2488
Phone: 607-255-5241
Fax: 607-254-5175
- Sign up for the SAT along with SAT II Subject Tests in a math and science as soon as possible.
- Sign up for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) with TWE (Test of Written English), if English is not your primary language. Cornell’s institutional code is 2098, and the department code is 00. You will need these to register for the TOEFL exam. All records must be official and translated into English.
- Cornell is only able to offer a small number of entering international students financial aid. If you are applying to Cornell University as an international undergraduate student, you should plan to pursue your own avenues of funding. Many of Cornell’s international students secure scholarships from their home governments or from private business or industry before enrolling at Cornell. We strongly encourage you to cultivate your own sources of financial support.