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1. gradschool.cornell.edu › non-degree-admissions-2Non-Degree Admissions : Graduate School - Cornell University

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   At least one week before leaving Cornell, non-degree graduate students should: Contact field of study or host department to confirm planned departure date. Visit the Graduate School’s Student Services Office in 172 Caldwell Hall for withdrawal procedures. Visit the University Bursar’s office in 260 Day Hall to pay any outstanding balance.

2. sce.cornell.edu › courses › programsVisitors Non-degree Study - Courses & Programs - Courses for ...

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   Visitors Non-degree Study is a way for you to earn college credit at Cornell without enrolling in a degree program. Whether you want to explore a new interest, enhance your resume, or strengthen your professional skills, you can choose from thousands of regular university courses year-round. You'll study alongside Cornell undergraduate and ...

3. admissions.cornell.edu › academics › collegesColleges, Schools, and Educational Paths | Undergraduate ...

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   We will also be open virtually on Wednesdays from 8:00am-4:30pm. Colleges & Schools Cornell University is both a privately endowed university and the federal land grant institution of New York State. Each individual college and school has its own faculty, academic requirements, and programs. Our eight undergraduate colleges and schools offer ...

4. www.cs.cornell.edu › phd › admissionsNon-Degree Application Guidelines | Department of Computer ...

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   A non-degree application will only be considered if the applicant has found a prospective advisor who is a member of the graduate field of computer science at Cornell and is willing to direct the intended work. Non-degree applicants must follow the application guidelines for regular Ph.D. applicants with the following differences: There is no ...

5. math.cornell.edu › non-degree-visiting-graduateNon-degree and Visiting Graduate Students - Cornell University

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   A non-degree application will only be considered if the applicant is invited by a current faculty member of the graduate field of mathematics at Cornell who is willing to direct the intended work, and act as a faculty advisor to the visiting student. Non-degree applicants must follow the application guidelines for regular Ph.D. applicants with ...

6. www1.math.cornell.edu › m › GraduateNon-degree and Visiting Graduate Students | pi.math.cornell.edu

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   Department of Mathematics · 310 Malott Hall · Cornell University · Ithaca, NY USA 14853 · Tel: +1-607-255-4013 · Fax: +1-607-255-7149

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   Can I visit Cornell as a non-degree student?

   • Ph.D. students at other institutions who wish to visit the Cornell graduate program in mathematics for an extended time (more than a few weeks) must apply for admission as non-degree students.

   Non-degree and Visiting Graduate Students - Cornell University

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   How many semesters can a non-degree graduate student enroll in Cornell?

   • Non-degree graduate students are limited to a maximum enrollment of two semesters and may not enroll in a degree-granting program at Cornell without formally applying and being approved for admission. Non-degree graduate students enrolled during a regular semester are required to pay tuition.

   Non-Degree Admissions : Graduate School - Cornell University

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   Is Cornell a private university?

   • Colleges & Schools Cornell University is both a privately endowed university and the federal land grant institution of New York State. Each individual college and school has its own faculty, academic requirements, and programs. Our eight undergraduate colleges and schools offer more than 4,000 courses across 100 academic departments.

   Colleges, Schools, and Educational Paths | Undergraduate Admissions

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   Why should I study at Cornell University?

   • Whether you want to explore a new interest, enhance your resume, or strengthen your professional skills, you can choose from thousands of regular university courses year-round. You'll study alongside Cornell undergraduate and graduate students and have access to university libraries and other campus facilities.

   Part-time Study - Courses & Programs - Courses for Credit

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8. admissions.cornell.edu › policies › standardizedStandardized Testing Policy | Undergraduate Admissions

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   Cornell will reinstitute standardized testing requirements for students seeking undergraduate admission for fall 2026 enrollment. To provide students with time to prepare and take standardized tests, Cornell will remain test optional for students applying in the upcoming admissions cycle for enrollment in fall 2025, as previously announced, although these applicants are encouraged to submit ...