Cornell University

Online Degrees and Programs

Cornell University offers 323 major programs for degree granting/certificate programs. Of that, the distance learning opportunity (online degrees/courses) is given to 1 major programs - 1 Masters. The 2021 tuition & fees is $59,282 for undergraduate programs and $30,022 for graduate programs. Total 204 students out of total 23,600 students have enrolled online exclusively. Cornell University is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

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Online Program Overview

Cornell University is a Private (not-for-profit), 4 or more years school located in Ithaca, New York. It offers graduate degree programs as well as undergraduate degree programs. For the academic year 2020-2021, the tuition & fees are $59,282 in average for all students.

It offers 323 degree programs. Of that, the distance learning opportunity is given to 1 programs - 1 Masters.

Online Degrees / Programs Overview
Online Degree Programs
School Name	Cornell University
Type	Private (not-for-profit), 4 or more years
Address	300 Day Hall, Ithaca, NY
Online Students	123 Enrolled Online Exclusively 852 Enrolled in Some Online Courses
Tuition & Fees (2020-2021)	$59,282
Student to Faculty	9:1 (11.11%)
Total	1 Programs
Masters	1 Programs

2021 Tuition & Fees

The following table and chart describe 2020-2021 tuition & fees and costs trends last 5 years at Cornell University . Each cost is an average amount over the offered programs. The tuition & fees is $59,282 for all students.

The costs per credit hour for part-time students or overload credits of full-time students is $1,520 for undergraduate programs. The costs per credit hour for graduate programs is $1,520 for all students.

Tuition Changes (2017-2021)
	2016-2017	2017-2018	2018-2019	2019-2020	2020-2021
Undergraduate	$50,953	$52,853	$55,188	$57,222	$59,282

Tuition Changes (2017-2021)
	2016-2017	2017-2018	2018-2019	2019-2020	2020-2021
Undergraduate	$1,360	$1,410	$1,460	$1,520	$1,520

Tuition & Fees Trends last 5 years

Online Programs By Area of Study

Cornell University offers 323 degree programs through Bachelors, Masters, Doctorate, Post-Graduate Certificate programs. Of that, 1 programs can be conferred by distance learning - 1 Masters. The following table summarizes the number of degree programs by degree types.

Total Number of Online Degree Programs
	Certificate	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctorate	Post-Graduate
Online Programs	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	1	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED
Overall Programs	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	97	119	106	1

The next tables list each online program with offered degrees. The number on each column denotes the conferred degree of the program. It includes the completers through on-campus classes and hybrid on/offline classes as well as completely online classes. Only in Classroom means that the program is offered only on-site classes and not offered denotes that the school does not offer the program.

You may want to see all online schools offering a major program by following the link on the title of the program.

Engineering

	Certificate	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctorate	Post-Graduate
Engineering	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	ONLY IN CLASSROOM	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED
Systems Engineering	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	86	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED

Distance Learning Program Student Population

At Cornell University, there are 24,027 students including in both undergraduate and graduate schools, with full-time and part-time status. Of that, 975 students were attending classes through distance learning (123 students are enrolled exclusively and 852 are enrolled in some online courses).

Distance Learning Enrollment Distribution
Total Enrollment	24,027
Enrolled Exclusively in Online Courses	123
Enrolled in Some But Not All Online Courses	852
Not Enrolled In Any Online Courses	23,052

By student location, out of a total of 123 enrolled exclusively in online courses, 24 New York Residents were enrolled in online classes exclusively, 74 students living in the U.S. States other than New York, and 25 non-U.S. students enrolled in online courses.