Cornell meets 100 percent of admitted international undergraduates' demonstrated financial need with annual aid offers that include Cornell grants, an annual work-study award, and reasonable student loans depending on total family income. All first-year and transfer international applicants seeking Cornell grant or scholarship aid at any point during their undergraduate study must complete the CSS Profile (code 2098) when applying for admission; Cornell's international admission process is need-aware. International students are generally not eligible for CSS Profile fee waivers.
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