Apply to your chosen program and through Experience.
Meet the Office of Global Learning deadline, even if your program's deadline is later.
Commit to your program both directly and via your Office of Global Learning application.
You may receive your deposit bill through the bursar or directly from your program.
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How many study abroad programs should I apply to?
Apply to one program—and perhaps a back-up, if you are concerned about your admission into your preferred program. Your Global Learning Education Abroad advisor can help you determine if you need a back-up option to be “safe,” and if your back-up option is appropriate. In most cases, if you are nominated for a college exchange, you should not have another application in the works.
Do I need to prepare separate statements for Cornell and the study abroad program?
There is no need to write separate statements. If you are applying to a Cornell-approved program, you can submit your statement for that program as part of your application for Cornell approval.
If I am approved by Cornell, does that mean I am accepted by my program?
No, you must apply to and be accepted by your program separately. Each program has their own admissions process and reserves the right to admit their own students, but Cornell students do tend to be admitted to programs when they apply early and meet or exceed the requirements.
Opens: Mid-September (previous year)
Application Deadline: Early February to early March (varies by program)
Offers Made: Late March through mid-May
Exceptions may apply.
Opens: Mid-September (previous year)
Application Deadline: Early February to early March (varies by program)
Offers Made: Late March through mid-May
Exceptions may apply.
Opens: Mid-December (previous year)
Application Deadline: Early September to early October (varies by program)
Offers Made: Late September to late October
Exceptions may apply.
Follow the program's deadlines for admission. Petition your college for transfer credit if your selected program is not a Cornell program.