Organization : Cornell University
Type of Facility : Check Admission Application Status
Country: United States
Website : http://www.cornell.edu/
Application Status: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/first-year-applicants/check-application-status
Check Application Status:
When we receive your application, we will email you about establishing an online application status account.
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Receiving your ApplicantID and PIN via email is your confirmation that we have received your application. Using this secure site, you will be able to track your application materials and update your contact information as needed. Once you’ve submitted your application, we will keep you posted on its status.
Login Here : https://www.cornell.edu/
Getting an Applicant ID:
What is an Applicant ID?:
An ApplicantID is a personal, unique identifier assigned to you. It consists of “app” plus the year for which you are applying, followed by a dash, followed by your initials, followed by one or more numbers. For example, if your name were “Eugene Walter Ewings” and you were applying for admission in Fall 2011, your Applicant ID might be app11-ewe2.
You use your ApplicantID, along with a password, to obtain access to online services.
A password is required with your ApplicantID to ensure that no one but you can access your confidential Cornell information. Your ApplicantID and password also give you access to services that are exclusive to the Cornell community.
Who is eligible for an Applicant ID?:
ApplicantIDs are issued to all applicants for undergraduate admission to Cornell University.
I already have a NetID. Do I still get an Applicant ID?:
Service providers can configure their services to accept ApplicantIDs, NetIDs, or both. ApplicantIDs are created for all undergraduate applicants, even if they already have a Cornell NetID.
When do new applicants receive their Applicant ID?:
Beginning in September, when applications are processed all new applicants receive their ApplicantID and activation code via email. During the activation process, applicants are introduced to policies governing the use of Cornell’s computing resources.
Applicants who don’t receive an ApplicantID should go to the “I never received my ApplicantID” link.
I had an ApplicantID once before. Will I get the same ApplicantID?:
No, because your ApplicantID includes the year for which you are applying.
How was my ApplicantID created?:
Your ApplicantID was created from the year for which you are applying, the initials of your name as it appears in the University database, and a number. For example, if your name is “Eugene Walter Ewings” and you are applying for admission in Fall 2010, your Applicant ID might be app10-ewe2
Can I change my ApplicantID?:
Because your ApplicantID is a temporary identifier used only during the application process, it cannot be changed.
Forgot ApplicantID or Password:
If you have forgotten your ApplicantID or password, or your activation code has expired, you can have your ApplicantID emailed to you, along with a new activation code to reset your password.
Please enter your email address. Be sure to enter the email address listed on your Common Application when you applied to Cornell.
Not able to check your application status following the link above?, Email uao-webmaster AT cornell.edu for assistance.
Important Note for First-Year Applicants:
For 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.