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07 Jul 2008, 13:05
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The dates are released. Not sure about the essays though. Will they be the same as this year's J-term essays?
September 2009 Early Decision Aug. 13, 2008 (Within 10 weeks) Oct. 8, 2008(Deadline)
September 2009 (International Applicants) January 7, 2009 (Within 12 weeks) March 4, 2009*(dDeadline)
September 2009 (U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents) January 7, 2009 (Within 12 weeks) April 15, 2009*(Deadline)
https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/mba/learnmore/options
September 2009 Early Decision Aug. 13, 2008 (Within 10 weeks) Oct. 8, 2008(Deadline)
September 2009 (International Applicants) January 7, 2009 (Within 12 weeks) March 4, 2009*(dDeadline)
September 2009 (U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents) January 7, 2009 (Within 12 weeks) April 15, 2009*(Deadline)
https://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/mba/learnmore/options
08 Jul 2008, 06:50
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Hey guys thanks fort an informative thread!
I'm looking towards applying to Columbia this fall too. I'm an Intl student.
I'm wondering how in the Columbia atmosphere would be. Do people hang out on campus (Uris, Warren halls) after classes? Is the bschool far away from the rest of the university or do bschoolers mingle with other people? Or does everyone go their own separate way? I don't like using the word, but is Columbia a "commuter" school (whatever your definition) or not so much?
From those who visited the campus, how is it?
I'm really interested in Columbia and any help would be great
Cheers!
I'm looking towards applying to Columbia this fall too. I'm an Intl student.
I'm wondering how in the Columbia atmosphere would be. Do people hang out on campus (Uris, Warren halls) after classes? Is the bschool far away from the rest of the university or do bschoolers mingle with other people? Or does everyone go their own separate way? I don't like using the word, but is Columbia a "commuter" school (whatever your definition) or not so much?
From those who visited the campus, how is it?
I'm really interested in Columbia and any help would be great
Cheers!
08 Jul 2008, 07:28
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Foo Fighter,
Columbia is near all of the action. One great thing about Columbia is when you step onto the campus from the busy the busy NYC street you are immediately whisked away to a college campus. All of the buildings and halls are located on these main grounds, so you certainly feel like you are part of the university. I couldn't say whether b-school students mingle with students from other schools, but it would not be hard to do so.
Columbia is not a "commuter" school. Being that it is at the top of Manhattan in Morningside Heights (the 100's), everyone has to travel far, relative to other areas of Manhattan. Therefore, eveyone tends to stay on campus all day with classes, groups work, recruiting sessions, and socializing.
Columbia is near all of the action. One great thing about Columbia is when you step onto the campus from the busy the busy NYC street you are immediately whisked away to a college campus. All of the buildings and halls are located on these main grounds, so you certainly feel like you are part of the university. I couldn't say whether b-school students mingle with students from other schools, but it would not be hard to do so.
Columbia is not a "commuter" school. Being that it is at the top of Manhattan in Morningside Heights (the 100's), everyone has to travel far, relative to other areas of Manhattan. Therefore, eveyone tends to stay on campus all day with classes, groups work, recruiting sessions, and socializing.
fooFighter
