Cornell's Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment promotes opportunity and affordability with a robust financial aid program and campus employment.
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Phishing Warning: @Cornell's Financial Aid Office never asks for personal identifiers such as Social Security, driver’s license, bank account, PayPal, or credit card numbers over the phone or asks you to submit information, wire money, or make a deposit through email links.
Trying to estimate your cost of attendance? Learn about the Financial Aid Calculator and use it to estimate your unique cost. finaid.cornell.edu/cost-atte…
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Happy Independence Day! We hope your #FourthofJuly is full of family, friends, fireworks and fun. 🇺🇸🎇
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Jonathan Burdick, the University of Rochester’s vice provost for enrollment initiatives and college dean of admissions and financial aid, has been named Cornell’s vice provost for enrollment. news.cornell.edu/stories/201…
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Textbook Buyback is happening now at #TheCornellStore! Get Cash & Coupons or receive 10% more back on a Cornell Store gift card. If you have rental books to return, they are due by Saturday, May 18th. check FAQs & store hours at: cornellstore.com/textbook-bu…
ALT Textbook Buyback happening now at The Cornell Store, main location. Return rental books by Saturday, May 18.
Congratulations to everyone honored at the Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives Honors Award Ceremony, including our own Jennifer Wickham—winner of the Tomás Bautísta Mapúa Award for Outstanding OADI Staff Partner!
“I am beyond grateful for OADI – OADI gave me a home," reflects Clinton Ikioda ’19 at the Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives Honors Award Ceremony. news.cornell.edu/stories/201…
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When 7-year-old Karina Hill – the newest member of @Cornellwbball – was asked what‘s her favorite part about playing basketball, she replied, “Beating people.” news.cornell.edu/stories/201…
Staying in Ithaca this summer and working ON campus? Did you know that Federal Work Study (FWS) is available for summer, for students who had FWS in their Spring 2019 package and who intend to register full time for the Fall 2019 term. finaid.cornell.edu/news/2019…
Join us today for our Financial Aid info session on access and affordability, taking place from 1:25-2:15pm, in the Biotechnology Building (G10) #Cornell #FinancialAid #CornellDays
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Free Wi-Fi is available on-campus for visitors in addition to students! Just log into the network “Cornell-Visitor” with the requested information for internet access. #CornellDays
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Visitors can access free on-campus Wi-Fi through our “Cornell-Visitor” network. Log in by entering the requested information. #CornellDays
Cornell University is committed to access and affordability; come learn more about our financial aid program and the value of a Cornell education at today's Financial Aid Information Session: 1:25-2:15pm in G10 Biotechnology Building! #CornellDays #FinancialAid
@CornellFinAid will be offering Financial Aid Information Sessions on Cornell Days. You can find more information on our Cornell Days News Item: finaid.cornell.edu/news/corn…
What is Cornell Days? It's a program for accepted students and their families to explore Cornell and be a Cornellian for a day! Cornell Days will be offered on April 15, 18, 19, 22, 25, and 26!
We understand that for many families, this is their first experience with financial aid. With financial aid comes its own language; we have developed a glossary to help families as they navigate through this process: finaid.cornell.edu/glossary
Financial Aid and Student Employment does not place students in jobs. However, our Student Employment database has jobs available on and off campus. Have more questions, check out our FAQ online! studentemployment.cornell.ed…
Having work-study does not mean you get paid to study, but rather work in real jobs and earn money to assist in covering educational expenses. The amount you are expected to earn is listed as part of your financial aid package.