University Record Holds

The hold is placed by Cornell Health. You must contact the Requirements Office, M - F, 8:30am-4:30pm at 607-255-4364 or send a secure message through the patient portal: Log in to myCornellHealth using your Cornell NetID and password, and go to Messages>New Message>Send a message or attachment to Immunization Requirements

The hold will be removed in approximately 24 hours after completion.

Services are being withheld due to a past due account. For more information, contact the Bursar's Office, M-F 10am-1pm/2pm-4pm at 607-255-2336

Services are being withheld due to your student loan repayment being past due. For more information, contact the Loans department: bursar-loanrepayments@cornell.edu, 607-255-7234

The hold is placed by the Bursar's Office. You are required to complete the Financial Responsibility Agreement in order to be a registered Cornell student. To complete, go to: https://www.dfa.cornell.edu/bursar/students-parents/financial-responsibility-agreement. For more information, contact bursar@cornell.edu, 607-255-2336.

The hold is removed approximately 24 hours after completion.

This hold is placed by the Bursar's Office. Services are being withheld due to unsatisfied financial obligations. This hold prevents diploma and enrollment. For more information, contact the Bursar's Office, M-F, 10am-1pm/2pm-4pm, 607-255-2336, bursar@cornell.edu. 

This hold is removed with approximately 24 hours after completion. 

The University assumes certain legal responsibilities for persons who participate as students in the University environment. As a result, specific requirements must be met in order to be eligible to remain enrolled for a current term or enroll in a subsequent term. A hold prevents the student from taking necessary actions to adjust their record. Holds may be related to academic, financial, advising, student health, or conduct reasons, and must be resolved by the student to enroll in courses, including add/drop, or to receive the diploma. Holds may also prevent a student's access to various campus resources. Based on the type of hold and the impact of the hold, Cornell University reserves the right to withdraw a student at any point of the term. If a student is withdrawn, re-enrollment in the same term is not guaranteed. If a student subsequently re-enrolls, the student will be assessed a late registration fee.