Yes! We have over 200 endowed need-based scholarships specifically for our veterinary students. To view a list of our endowed scholarships, visit our Scholarships page.

The College offers a very small number of merit-based scholarships that are awarded on the basis of outstanding academic performance

Between 90% and 95% of Cornell's veterinary students receive some kind of financial assistance through either scholarships, grants or loans.

Students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States are not eligible for federal student financial aid. All international students must complete a Declaration of Finances available through the admissions office or the International Services Office of Global Learning

If you are single and under 30, you must provide your parental information on the FAFSA and the CSS Profile. They will need to provide signed copies of their Federal Tax Returns and all W2s.

We do not require non-custodial parental information. If your parents are legally separated or divorced, please provide only your custodial parent's information. Use the same parent on all applications.

Any scholarship received from an outside source will reduce any unmet need first. If all need is met through other financial aid, then the unsubsidized loan would be reduced.

Yes, you can apply for financial aid even if you do not apply your first year.

You can increase your loans for the unforeseen expenses (if allowable) as long as you still have loan eligibility. A budget increase form will need to be submitted with back-up documentation.