Two-Year MBA Enrollment Checklist

Log into your MBA application to accept your offer, submit your enrollment deposit, and initiate the process for getting us your official documents.

As a part of the official enrollment process, the Admissions Team must receive an official test score report by the stated Deposit and Official Documentation Deadline for the round in which you applied.

Please note that it is your (the applicant’s) responsibility to contact the testing service to directly authorize the release of your official score report. Offers of admission are not binding until Admissions can verify your official academic records and test scores.

Official test scores must be sent to Admissions by mail or via institutional codes:

Mailing Address
Cornell University Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
Attn: Application Coordinators
114 Sage Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

Institution Codes
GMAT Two-Year MBA Program Code: 5JW-BM-96
GRE: 8296
TOEFL: 2098 – Department Code 02

Please follow the instructions below for official transcript submission. Official transcripts are due by your Deposit & Official Documentation Deadline. If they are sent by mail, the transcripts must be received in a sealed envelope and include the school’s official seal and/or signature.

Please have transcript(s) mailed to:
Johnson at Cornell University
Office of Admissions & Financial Aid
Attention: Application Coordinators
114 Sage Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853

Official transcript(s) submitted electronically must be sent from the institution directly to mba@johnson.cornell.edu. Please visit Application Requirements for additional information on official transcript submission.

All matriculating students must complete a background check with Re Vera Services to confirm that the information provided in their application is an accurate reflection of their experience and accomplishments. Once you have accepted your offer, you will receive a link directly from Re Vera Services to initiate the verification process. Please see our Application Guide for details and reach out to the Admissions Team if you have any questions.

Once you have received your NetID, review and complete the To Do List for graduate and professional students on Cornell’s New Students website. It is particularly important for you to complete the Health History & Immunization Compliance and the Student ID Card Request in a timely manner.

As a residential MBA student, you will automatically be enrolled in Cornell’s Student Health Plan (SHP). Students with partners or families can enroll their dependents in SHP. The university also offers optional student dental and vision plans.

Some students may be eligible to waive the SHP requirement if they meet certain criteria. To review your eligibility and to submit a waiver application, visit the Student Health Benefits website. (Please note that waivers are extremely limited for international students.)

If you do waive your coverage, you will be assessed a university health fee each semester. This allows nearly all students to access Cornell Health with a modest copay.

Questions about health insurance or coverage should be directed to Student Health Benefits.

If you will need disability accommodations or services at Cornell, please register with Cornell’s Student Disability Services office before you arrive on campus. If you have any questions about this, please contact us.

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