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Akash Gaur

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Several top news agencies based in the US & across the globe hire graduates from the J-School.

Some of the institution's top recruiters include: AARP Magazine/Bulletin, ABC News, BBC News, Bloomberg & The New York Times among others.

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CJS graduates are not limited to journalism streams alone & are employed in key roles in other industrial sectors as well, including: Business Development, Education, Marketing & more.

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As per the latest employment data, the employment & post-study plans rate at Columbia Journalism School is around 79%.

Of the 260 members of the graduate class of 2024, 205 students have either secured employment or have confirmed plans to pursue other avenues such as internships, freelancing, higher studies, etc. 

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Admissions to graduate degree programs at Columbia J-School are now closed for the year 2025.

However, students interested in 2026 admissions at the journalism school can refer the tentative deadlines listed below:

Notification Plan

Admission Deadline (Tentative)

Master of Science

Dec 2025

PhD

Dec 2025

Master of Arts

Jan 2026

Dual Degree Programs

Jan 2026

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Yes, IELTS score is a mandatory requirement for students interested in admissions at Columbia J-School.

It only accepts students with a great grasp of both written & verbal English, the minimum IELTS score accepted by the institute is 8.0.

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The Columbia Journalism School has an acceptance rate of around 3.85%. This places it among the toughest US based institutions to secure admissions at.

It only accepts students that stand out among the crowd in both academic & non-academic activities.

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Akash Gaur

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Both Columbia & Harvard are considered among the best higher educational institutions & are very selective at admitting students.

Columbia has an acceptance rate of 3.85% which is marginally better than Harvard's 3.4%. Both institutions are almost similar at admissions & only accept highly qualified individuals.

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Yes, Columbia Journalism School falls under the umbrella of the Columbia University which is part of the Ivy League.

The Ivy League institutions are known for their quality standard of education & providing students access to industry standard resources as well as networking opportunities with prominent names in the industry. 

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Columbia is considered one of the best institutions in the US for higher studies down to its student-centric approach, emphasis on practical implementation of concepts, proven employment record & experienced faculty.

It is ranked highly by numerous university ranking platforms, given below is a description of the same:  

·      #9 for Arts

·      #10 for Mass Communication programs

·      #10 overall university rank in the US

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Columbia is known for offering courses specifically focused on journalism across both UG & PG levels.

Given below are some of the J-School's most prominent courses:

·      MS in Data Journalism

·      MS in Stabile Investigative Specialization

·      MA in Politics

·      Journalism & Computer Science

·      Journalism & Religion

·      PhD in Communications

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