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Learn about the types of grants and scholarships available to Cornell undergraduate students, including federal, state and outside options. Find out how to apply, eligibility criteria and how aid affects your financial aid package.
Cornell grants and endowed scholarships are awarded after federal, state, and other external grant or scholarship funding, up to demonstrated financial need. Endowed scholarships may replace a Cornell grant, work-study, or student loan offer, depending on donor-established criteria or preferences.
Learn how to apply for Cornell grant or scholarship aid as an international student. Find out the deadlines, requirements, and tax information for the CSS Profile application.
Learn how to apply as a first-year international student to Cornell University, a world-class institution with global reach. Find out about financial aid, standardized testing, application timeline, and more.
After factoring in funding awarded through grants and work-study programs, the cost of a Cornell education may be less than you would expect. And, in many cases, families qualify for no or reduced loans, too. We encourage you to explore all available aid options at Cornell.
Learn about Cornell's research strengths, facilities, and funding opportunities for graduate students. Explore interdisciplinary centers, institutes, and programs across various fields and disciplines.
Scholarships and Grants Scholarship Awards. Johnson has over $14 million in scholarship funds to award each year to new students. We provide partial scholarships to a substantial percentage of our students. Merit-based scholarships are awarded without regard to citizenship.
Cornell offers need-based grants and scholarships, federal and state grants, work-study, loans, and veterans benefits to eligible undergraduates. Learn how to apply for financial aid and what criteria determine eligibility and award amounts.
Learn about the federal and state grants and scholarships available to eligible students at Cornell University. Find out how to apply, eligibility requirements, and exceptions for each program.
Cornell University participates in two federal student loan programs (U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens only), and certifies private education loan eligibility for graduate and professional degree candidates. The Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment processes student loans for most Cornell graduate degree candidates.
