Stellic @ Cornell
What is Stellic?
Stellic is an online degree planning, management, and auditing tool. It allows students to plan their schedules for future terms, see how they are progressing in their degree and majors, and explore how different majors would fit into their academic plan.
Stellic @ Cornell Timeline
Stellic is an institution-wide software that requires multiple years to implement. The current implementation cycle will last until December 2028 with future modules within Stellic to be implemented in 2029 and beyond.
The following CALS Undergraduate programs are now live in Stellic (catalog year 2023/24 and beyond):
- Agricultural Sciences
- Animal Sciences
- Applied Economics & Management (CALS and Dyson Students)
- Atmospheric Science (CALS Students Only)
- Biological Sciences (CALS Students Only)
- Biology & Society (CALS Students Only)
- Biometry & Statistics (CALS Students Only)
- Communication
- Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (CALS Students Only)
- Entomology
- Environment & Sustainability (CALS Students Only)
- Food Science
- Global Development
- Global & Public Health Sciences (CALS Students Only)
- Information Science (CALS Students Only)
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Landscape Architecture
- Nutritional Sciences (CALS Students Only)
- Plant Science
- Viticulture & Enology
The following programs will go live by December 2025 for 2025/26 catalog students:
CALS Graduate [LIVE]
- Agriculture and Life Sciences (Biological and Environmental Engineering) (MPS)
- Animal Science (MPS)
- Food Science (MFS) [ON HOLD - NOT LIVE]
- Global Development (MPS)
- Integrative Plant Science (MPS) [ON HOLD - NOT LIVE]
- Landscape Architecture (MLA)
- Landscape Architecture (MPS)
- Landscape Architecture - Advanced Degree (MLA)
- Natural Resources and the Environment (MPS)
Dyson [LIVE]
- Applied Economics and Management (MPS)
- Applied Economics and Management (CEMS) (MPS)
Veterinary Medicine [LIVE]
- Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Industrial Labor Relations [LIVE]
- Human Resources (MPS)
- Industrial and Labor Relations (BS)
- Industrial and Labor Relations (MILR)
The following programs will go live by mid-Spring 2026 for the 2025/26 catalog students:
Architecture, Art, and Planning: [LIVE]
- Architecture (BArch)
- History of Architecture and Urban Development (BS) [CANCELLED]
- Fine Arts (BFA)
- Urban and Regional Studies (BS)
- Architecture (MArch)
- Advanced Urban Design (MS)
- Image Text (MFA)
- Real Estate (MPS)
- City & Regional Planning and Real Estate (MRP/MPS) - Dual Degree Program
- Landscape Architecture and City & Regional Planning (MLA/MRP) - Dual Degree Program
- Advanced Architecture (3 Term) (MS) [LIVE MAY 2026]
- Advanced Architecture (4 Term) (MS) [LIVE MAY 2026]
Brooks: [LIVE]
- Health Care Policy (BS)
- Public Policy (BS)
- Public Administration (MPA)
- Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA)
- Health Administration (MHA)
- Executive Master of Health Administration (MHA)
- Data Science for Public Policy (MS) [LIVE MAY 2026]
- Environmental & Sustainability Policy (MS) [LIVE MAY 2026]
Human Ecology: [LIVE]
- Design and Environmental Analysis (BS)
- Fashion Design and Management (BS) [Delayed to June 2026, launching for 2026/27 and after]
- Fiber Science (BS)
- Global & Public Health Sciences (GPHSHE-BS)
- Human Biology, Health, and Society (BS)
- Human Development (BS)
- Nutritional Sciences (BS)
Graduate School: [In Progress]
- Plant Breeding (MS, PhD) [Delayed to June 2026, launching for 2026/27 and after]
- Horticulture (MS, PhD) [Delayed to June 2026, launching for 2026/27 and after]
Program launch dates subject to change based on catalog readiness for 2026/27 catalog students. The following programs will go live by mid-Spring 2027:
Engineering:
- Biological Engineering (BS) - (BE)
- Biomedical Engineering (BS) - (BME)
- Chemical Engineering (BS) - (ChemE)
- Civil Engineering (BS) - (CE)
- Computer Science (BS) - (CS)+
- Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EASEN-BS) - (EAS)
- Electrical and Computer Engineering (BS) - (ECE)
- Engineering Physics (BS) - (EP)
- Environmental Engineering (BS) - (EnvEng)
- Independent Major - (IM)
- Information Science, Systems, and Technology (BS) - (ISST)+
- Materials Science and Engineering (BS) - (MSE)
- Mechanical Engineering (BS) - (ME)
- Operations Research and Engineering (BS) - (ORE)
- Aerospace Engineering (MEng)
- Biological and Environmental Engineering (MEng)
- Biomedical Engineering (MEng)
- Chemical Engineering (MEng)
- Civil and Environmental Engineering (MEng)
- Computer Science (CSCN-MENG)+#
- Earth Science and Engineering (MEng)
- Electrical and Computer Engineering (MEng)#
- Engineering Management (MEng)
- Engineering Physics (MEng)
- Materials Science and Engineering (MEng)
- Mechanical Engineering (MEng)
- Operations Research and Information Engineering (ORIE-MENG)#
- Systems Engineering (MEng)
Law:
- Law (JD)
- Law (LLM)
- Legal Studies (MS)
- Law, Technology and Entrepreneurship (LLM)
- Law, Tech & Entrepreneurship - International 3 Semester (LLM)
- Law and Developmental Psychology (JD/PhD)
- Management and Law (MBA/JD)
Johnson:
- Management, 2 year (MBA) [Two-Year Residential MBA]
- Management Science, 2 Year (MBA) [Two-Year Residential Management Science MBA (STEM Certified)]
- Management (MBA) [Johnson Cornell Tech MBA]
- Executive MBA [Executive MBA Metro NY]
- Boardroom Executive (w/Queens U-Ontario) (MBA) [Executive MBA Americas]
- Executive MBA (Healthcare Leadership) [Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership]
- Management (w/ Tsinghua U-China) (MBA) [Cornell-Tsinghua MBA/FMBA]
- Business Analytics (MS)
- Management (MPS) [Management; and Accounting Specialization]
- Management (PhD) - administered by the Graduate School
- Management and Law (MBA/JD)
- Management and Industrial & Labor Relations (MBA/MILR)
Nolan:
- Hotel Administration (BS)
- Hospitality Management (MMH)
- Peking dual degree program
- Kyoto dual degree program
- Executive Hospitality Management (MMH)
+ Program offered through Bowers College of Computing and Information Science
# Program offered through Cornell Tech
The following programs will go live by Summer 2027 for incoming 2027/28 students:
Arts:
- Africana Studies (BA)
- American Studies (BA)
- Anthropology (BA)
- Archaeology (BA)
- Asian Studies (BA)
- Astronomy (BA)
- Biological Sciences (BA)
- Biology & Society (BA)
- Chemistry (BA)
- China and Asia-Pacific Studies (BA)
- Classics (BA)
- Cognitive Science (BA)
- College Scholar (BA)
- Comparative Literature (BA)
- Computer Science (BA)+
- Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (BA)
- Economics (BA)
- English (BA)
- Environment & Sustainability (BA)
- Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality Studies (BA)
- French (BA)
- German Studies (BA)
- Government (BA)
- History (BA)
- History of Art (BA)
- Information Science (BA)+
- Italian (BA)
- Jewish Studies (BA)
- Linguistics (BA)
- Mathematics (BA)
- Music (BA)
- Near Eastern Studies (BA)
- Performing and Media Arts (BA)
- Philosophy (BA)
- Physics (BA)
- Psychology (BA)
- Public Policy (BA)
- Religious Studies (BA)
- Science & Technology Studies (BA)
- Sociology (BA)
- Spanish (BA)
- Statistical Science (BA)+
+ Program offered through Bowers College of Computing and Information Science
Future Programs will be added to this timeline as they are planned. These include the following schools and program types:
- Graduate School
- Minors:
- Graduate
- Undergraduate
Who can use Stellic?
Stellic is being rolled out in phases as shown in the Stellic @ Cornell Timeline section above.
Will I be notified when Stellic is available to me?
You will receive notification from your college or school when you are eligible to use Stellic.
What happens if I am not yet eligible to use Stellic?
If you are not yet eligible to use Stellic, you will receive a message when you attempt to log in stating: “Stellic isn’t available for you.” If you feel you meet the criteria listed in the timeline above and your major or school is listed as "live", please contact your College Registrar.
When will Stellic be available for my College/School?
OUR will partner with the remaining Ithaca and Cornell Tech colleges/schools to determine the sequencing of Stellic implementation. Rollout will likely occur for one or more colleges/schools at a time, between approximately 2025–2028.
