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Out-of-state tuition for Cornell University

Hi, I'm a rising junior thinking about applying to Cornell University from California. I was wondering, exactly how much is the tuition and other fees if I'm an out-of-state student? Any incoming students or current Cornell students, your thoughts would be appreciated.

11 months ago

Hello! As an Ivy League university, Cornell University's tuition rates are the same for in-state, out-of-state, and international students. For the 2024-2025 academic year, the tuition is approximately $68,300. However, total costs including room and board, books, supplies, health insurance, and other fees are estimated to be around $92,100 per year.

Remember, these figures are the sticker prices and there are opportunities available for financial aid. Cornell University follows a need-blind admission policy for domestic students, meaning they do not consider your financial circumstance when reviewing your application. If admitted, Cornell will meet the entirety of demonstrated financial need. This makes the potential cost of attending lower for students whose families demonstrate financial need.

For the most accurate information, you should check Cornell University's official website or reach out to their Office of Bursar or Office of Financial Aid. It's also highly recommended that you use the net price calculator (https://finaid.cornell.edu/cost-to-attend/financial-aid-calculators) to estimate your potential costs based on your family's financial information. This will give you a more accurate and personalized estimate of the amount you might be expected to pay after financial aid considerations.

When planning for college expenses, remember to factor in other potential costs such as travel to and from California, personal expenses, and potentially higher costs in subsequent years as universities often raise tuition slightly each year. Best of luck with your college search process!

11 months ago

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