코넬대학교를 지원하고자 하는 유학생들을 위한 입학 지원 팁을 올려 보았습니다.
대학을 목표로 공부하는 학생들에게 좋은 참고가 되길 바랍니다.
- We want to review at least 3 years of secondary school records that list subjects you studied and marks receivedfor each subject. State or national tests or other external exams taken should be included also (GCSE, Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education, ICSE, etc.). If there is a provincial, national or other board exam you will take on completing school (A-Levels, Higher Secondary Certificate, I.B., German Abitur, etc.) please ask the school official who completes your secondary school report to include predicted marks.
- All transcripts and certificates must be official and must be translated into English. If you have attended more than one school, you should request a separate transcript from each school.
- Do not send supporting documents until you have sent your application.
- Please do not send materials in plastic covers or multiple envelopes and do not bind application materials together in any way. Lengthy bound documents cannot be included with applications. If you have completed a special project, submit a one-page summary and letter of recommendation from the teacher or other person who supervised the project. Do not send copies of individual awards or distinctions. These personal accomplishments should be summarized on one page.
- Although some colleges and universities require a statement or certification of finances as part of the application, Cornell University does not require this information during the application process. Please do not send this information with your application. If you are admitted to Cornell University, we will then request this information from you.
- Important Note for First-Year ApplicantsFor all students who plan to enroll, we require their final grades be sent directly from the high school. In addition, we may be contacting you to verify transcript authenticity when we conduct audits. The Undergraduate Admissions Office at Cornell University conducts audits to verify the authenticity of final transcripts for a random sampling of entering freshmen.
