Columbia University

New York, United States of America

Columbia University, the oldest in New York and the fifth oldest in the U.S., is a prestigious Ivy League institution known for its rigorous academics, selectivity, and world-class research. It also houses a renowned medical center.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Columbia provides need-based financial aid to both domestic and international students. However, financial aid for international students is limited and considered within the admissions process (need-aware for international applicants). Admitted students receive aid packages that may include grants, work-study, and scholarships.
Columbia offers need-based scholarships rather than merit-based ones. Financial aid packages include Columbia Grants, outside scholarships, and federal/state aid (for U.S. citizens). Graduate students may receive funding through assistantships, fellowships, or department-specific awards.
Yes, Columbia offers Federal Work-Study (for eligible students) and non-FWS campus jobs. Students can work in libraries, research labs, administrative offices, or as teaching assistants. On-campus jobs provide financial assistance and valuable work experience.

University Of Columbia University Application Statistics

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University Of Columbia University Application Statistics

33032
8931
24101
3999
8:1
7 %
$ 58980
$ 17685
$ 2525
3.8
40
90 %
1300
29
7
732
323
163
160

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