The program is divided into great sems with exact particular amenities and details. CU helps us in getting great internship three-tier program which help us gain a deep knowledge of what the career’s like. It was great being in the university for 4 years and now will be graduating with the knowledge and experience as I expected.
View moreColumbia has ideal conditions for learning. I am incredibly happy that I traveled here to attend this university. It’s safe to state that I adore everything about the school’s learning facilities because the professors show serious concern about their students. I would absolutely suggest the school to anyone.
View morelocated in NY, this is one of the most beautiful places I’ve been to as a school. You will meet a diverse group of talented students and teachers. Many activities to go around doing, and you’ll get enough and more support to host your own events.
View moreColumbia University is a wonderful institution if you want to challenge yourself. The Core Curriculum pushes students to explore literature and courses outside of their major, inspiring them to be well-rounded. Although the canon is incredibly eurocentric, there are still benefits in its ability to create a foundation of knowledge which all students share. Further, there has been push to change the curriculum and students have been vocal on both sides—expanding the syllabus or keeping it as is. This goes to show Columbia’s open dialogue and the many opinions present on campus. In terms of specific courses, Columbia is renowned for many programs and has some leading scholars in their fields teaching here. Their classes are great but it’s at office hours that you get the most out of it, one-on-one dialogues about what is happening in class. In addition to academics, there are also many clubs on campus. Housing is incredibly nice (especially considering it’s in the city) albeit on the smaller side, and guaranteed all four years. The only thing I would complain about is that there is not the typical college community here. Being in the city, students are fairly scattered and often leave campus to explore downtown. They are also exceedingly ambition and are oftentimes busy. These are, of course, good things too because you are surrounded by bright individuals but it can create a feeling of loneliness sometimes. That being said, just because Columbia does not have one big community does not mean it is not made up of many smaller communities, where everyone can find their own niche with time.
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