The School of Engineering and Applied Science prescribes no standardized course of study for secondary school students applying for first-year admission. However, t he Engineering curriculum is heavily driven by physics and calculus, so the school strongly advises these courses within the following recommended academic preparation:.
Will my chances for admission be affected if I apply for financial aid? All applicants who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States or students granted refugee visas by the United States are read in a need-blind manner, no matter where they attend school or where they reside. All other applicants are evaluated in a need-aware manner, which means that the admissions committee takes into consideration how much financial aid a student requires when rendering an admissions decision.
Columbia admits a large number of foreign students who receive a substantial amount of financial aid. Columbia is committed to meeting the full need of all applicants admitted as first-year students for all four years of study, regardless of citizenship.
As a foreign student, you should determine what amount you feel you and your family could afford to pay each year for four years of study.
If you conclude that you and your family will be unable to assume the estimated total cost of attendance, you should apply for financial aid at the same time you apply for admission. If you are traveling to Columbia from another country, you will also want to consider travel expenses. If you do not apply for financial aid at the time of applying, you cannot be considered for financial aid in the future unless there has been a drastic and unforeseeable change in your family's circumstances.
How can I get more information about Columbia? We encourage you to browse our website for lots of helpful information on campus life, academic life, applying, the admission process, required standardized exams, financial aid, visiting Columbia, events, international students, diversity, parents and families, guidance counseling, alumni, frequently asked questions, requesting information and more!
Students interested in receiving additional information from Columbia may fill out our inquiry form. Can I provide updates or corrections to my application after I have submitted it? Any additions or corrections to the application must be submitted in writing either through the application status page or via email to ugrad-confirm columbia.
How do I track the status of my application? Admissions online document tracking is only available during certain times in the admissions process. Emailed materials will take up to one week for processing. You will have time to submit the missing credentials before decisions are released without being penalized. According to our Application Instructions, we will consider a file complete with only one Teacher Evaluation on file.
Are fee waivers available for first-year applicants? Information regarding fee waivers can be found on our website. Application fee waivers can be requested through the Common Application or Coalition Application by selecting the indicator of financial need that most closely matches your circumstances.
While supporting documentation from a school official or other third party is welcome, it is not required. Columbia will grant all fee waiver requests automatically. You will be contacted directly if an interview is available in the same area as your high school.
Because we have a finite number of volunteers to interview many thousands of candidates, we are unable to grant interviews to all of our applicants and cannot guarantee that an interview will be available in any given area. Candidates who are not offered an interview are not at any disadvantage in the admissions process. More information on interview policies and procedures can be found on our website. My native language is not English. Do I have to take an English proficiency exam?
To be considered for admission to Columbia, you must be comfortable with rapid and idiomatic spoken English. If a student has already replied as enrolling, but has since changed their mind and would like to defer, they may contact the Admissions Office or submit the Request to Defer form on the Admitted Students Website explaining the request for a deferral as soon as possible and in any event by the end of June.
Skip to main content. Paying the admissions application fee is a hardship for my family. Can I get a waiver? Can I self-report my test scores? You may not defer your enrollment to apply to other colleges and universities during your time away from NYU.
If you do your NYU admission will be revoked. Forward your final high school transcript indicating date of graduation to the NYU Office of Undergraduate Admissions immediately upon graduation.
It is your responsibility to ensure that an official, final high school transcript is received by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
More to Consider Communication with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions If your deferral is approved, you must confirm your intention to enroll for the subsequent fall or spring depending on the term for which you were offered admission by submitting a second enrollment deposit when requested to do so. Financial Aid All students who have been approved for deferred enrollment should understand the following regarding their financial aid. NYU scholarships and grants will also be deferred and received in full as originally offered as long as the following criteria are met: U.
Citizens and U. However, you must fill out the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA for the upcoming academic year by February 20 pm EST in order to secure any scholarship you were initially offered and to be reviewed for your current federal financial aid eligibility.
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