Columbia University Eligibility
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, dual degree enrollments are possible for students interested in pursuing multiple degrees from the institute. The university's School of General Studies offers a number of dual degree programs to its students. Some popular dual degree courses are mentioned below:
- Sciences PO Dual BA Program
- Trinity College Dublin Dual BA Program
- City U Joint Program
- JTS Joint Program
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
It is interesting to note that every applicant has to go through largely identical admissions process at Columbia, regardless of their citizenship. Given below are the Columbia University entry requirements:
- Autobiographical information;
- Academic transcripts (English translation);
- Bachelor's degree in the relevant subject;
- School Profile & Mid-year report;
- Statement of purpose (SOP) / Essay;
- Recommendations letters (LOR);
- SAT/ACT scores (optional);
- GMAT/GRE score (optional); and
- Other course-specific requirements.
New answer posted
a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, it is hard to get into the Columbia University as the university's acceptance rate is merely 3.85%. On a general basis, Columbia sends out admission offers to only 3 - 4 out of every 100 applicants. Hence, getting into this university is extremely competitive. However, students must not get discouraged.
Given below are some tips to get selected in Columbia University:
- Fulfill all the admission requirements of the course applying to;
- Submit strong letters of recommendation (lor) and impactful statement of purpose (sop);
- Maintain a GPA of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) or higher; and
- Possess a good charac
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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
That is a great question and I will break it down for you. To get admission to CU, your 12th-grade academic records matter a lot. Good scores in your 12th-grade exams make you eligible for scholarships.
If you have scored 90% you get 50% of semester fees. 85 to 89% get a 20% discount. 80 to 84% Get a 20% discount.
Now let's talk about CUCET. While it is not mandatory for admission to interior design programs, CU has opened it up for all students.
It is a chance to grab additional scholarships based on your performance in CUCET.
In the end, you will be eligible for the highest scholarship among both categories.
From October 2023 to May
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