If you are a CALS transfer student and have any lingering questions about credits earned from another institution or if you are interested in transferring additional credit into CALS, this is the web site to answer your questions!
Once a transfer student matriculates into CALS, transfer credit will be applied toward college graduation requirements, including the college distribution areas, on a graduation summary. Transfer credit can be applied toward major requirements, but this requires advisor approval; the CALS Registrar's cannot apply credit toward major requirements. A maximum of 60 transfer credits can be applied toward CALS graduation requirements. Transfer credits (a.k.a. non-Cornell credit) include:
- Advanced Placement Credit (AP, and CASE Exams);
- credit earned at an accredited college or university;
- credit earned through the Ithaca College and Wells College Exchange;
- credit earned through a Cornell Abroad or CALS Exchange Program.
To learn more about our non-Cornell credit policies, please check out our policy page!
If you have any questions, Torrey Jacobs is able to answer your questions!
Contact Information
| Office Address | Hours Of Operation: |
| Phone: (607) 255-2017 | Walk-In Hours: Wednesday 2:00 - 4:00PM |
Courses of Study This holds all the courses that the University has to offer, as well as explains each colleges policies and procedures for their students.
Distribution Requirements This document will provide you with CALS college distribution requirements as well as the courses that are currently offered and approved to fulfill CALS college distribution requirements. If you are interested in taking a course that you fill would complete a college distribution requirements, contact the CALS Registrar's Office and ask before taking the course.
Academic Calendar The academic calendar will let you know important dates and deadlines regarding each semester calendar (add/drop deadlines, pre-enrollment, graduation, etc...).
Course, Time and Room Roster The course, time and Room Roster contains the most up to date information on when and where courses are being offered for the semester.
DUST DUST allows students to view their academic information, as well as advisor's to view their advisees academic information (degree progress, unofficial transcripts). For the most up to date information on your CALS distribution requirements please schedule an appointment with Registrar Staff, or come to walk-in hours.
Transcripts Use your net ID and password to order a transcript online from the University Registrar.