Downloading / Printing Your Credential
Access via your Student Portal
Follow these instructions to access your credential:
- Visit ecornell.cornell.edu and click Login.
- Enter your Username and Password. If you are having login issues, please review this article.
- In the left-hand side menu, click Credentials.
Desktop View
Mobile View
- Here, you will find a list of credential associated with the courses you are taking. If the credential you are working toward is complete, you will see the Access Credential button. Click the button to print credential.
Desktop View
Mobile View
- Please note: If you enrolled through an organizational partner, like your employer, your credential may not be available for self-print.
- Similarly, some custom credential programs may have special circumstances for credential issuance.
- If you are still not sure why you can't download your credential, please review this article.
Your Digital Credential
Many of our programs are now eligible for a digital credentials! If you have completed an eligible program the steps above will launch your digital credential after clicking Access Credential. You can also access your digital credential directly through the email you received from studentsuccess@ecornell.cornell.edu titled "Congratulations from eCornell" upon completion of your program.
Once you launch your digital credential, you will see your earned certificate as well as information about your program including learning outcomes, professional development units, and a summary of your courses.
Toward the top right, click the Print Certificate button to access the PDF of your credential for download or printing. In this same area, you can select Share to copy your credential link or share directly to LinkedIn!
To share your credential with others, click the Share button toward the top-right of your page, and copy the link.
Printing Recommendations:
To ensure the highest print quality, please follow the guidelines below. For the best result, we suggest using the services of a professional print shop.
- A full-color laser printer will produce a higher quality print than an inkjet printer.
- Select the highest possible print quality mode available.
- Use heavyweight, ivory-colored paper (65# suggested).
PLEASE NOTE: The PDF accessible through your student portal is identical to the file we use for printing your credential. There will not be a substantial difference in quality (no seal, stamp, or hand-signed signatures) between the two versions.
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*Please note: we cannot sign or stamp mailed documents
