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Cornell University School of Continuing Education, Precollege Studies
中文Ithaca, New York
Complete credit-bearing university study at Cornell and turn an academic interest into a formal learning record.
Take undergraduate courses with reading, assignments and assessment on an intensive three- or six-week schedule. The examples below show fields such as computing, engineering and international affairs; confirm the actual 2027 offerings.
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Cornell University School of Continuing Education, Precollege Studies
A Cornell University program offering undergraduate study to high-school students on the Ithaca campus.
Qualifying coursework earns Cornell credits and an official transcript; transfer acceptance is at the receiving institution’s discretion.
Learn problem decomposition, control flow, functions and lists through a high-level programming language.
Explore algorithms, sampling, synthesis and design processes behind artistic and musical creation.
Model inventory, networks and resource allocation, comparing solutions through computational exercises.
Use international-relations concepts and theories to analyze central issues in world politics.
Completed courses record grades and credits on a Cornell transcript; transfer acceptance is determined by the receiving institution.
An accelerated summer schedule requires sustained attention to reading, classes and independent assignments.
Residential coordinators support daily life, with check-ins and organized group activities.
International students needing Cornell F-1 sponsorship must study at least six weeks and six credits. One three-week course, or two concurrent three-week courses, does not qualify. B-1/B-2 participation is not permitted.
Ask about 2027 tuition, room/board, health fees and insurance; an I-20 request requires the university’s financial documentation.
Complete grade 10 and meet course prerequisites and English requirements. Residential applicants who have graduated must be under 18 at course start.
After admission, select courses and submit required I-20 materials; allow ample time for immigration and travel arrangements.
Residential students follow residence, check-in and campus-conduct rules; prepare health documentation and accommodation needs early.
Use a confirmed course combination for academic and visa planning; ask the future receiving school about credit transfer.
Discuss this camp and participation arrangements with an ASCWORLD education adviser.
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