Columbia University in the City of New York
West 116 St and Broadway,
New York, New York – 10027
Phone:
(212)854-1754
INSTITUTION
Columbia University in the City of New York
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/
Financial Website: http://sfs.columbia.edu/
For Admissions: http://www.columbia.edu/content/admissions
Online Application: https://www.columbia.edu/content/admissions-offices
Mission Statement
ADMISSION
Percent Admitted
4%
Admissions Yield
65%
Applicants Total
61,110
Admissions Total2,524
ENROLLMENT
Columbia University in the City of New York has a total undergraduate enrollment of 8,832 and a student faculty ratio of 6:1.
Total entering students at the undergraduate level, fall 2021 | 2,473 |
Total Enrollment | 33,776 |
Undergraduate Enrollment | 8,832 |
Graduate Enrollment | 24,944 |
Full-time Retention Rate, 2021 | 99 |
Student-to-faculty Ratio | 6 |
Enrolled Total | 1,641 |
FEES
The total tuition and fees for Columbia University in the City of New York is $
Undergraduate Application Fee:
$85Total Tuition and Fees:
$63,530Total Tuition and Fees for In-State Students:
$82,584Total Tuition and Fees for Out of State Students:
$82,584
ACT Requirements
28%
Percent of Applicants Submitting ACT
34%
ACT Composite 25th Percentile
35%
ACT Composite 75th Percentile
SAT Requirements
Successful applicants to Columbia University in the City of New York scored between a 1470 – 1570 on the SAT’s. The average SAT score is a 1520. Roughly 43% of applicants submitted SAT scores.
SAT Statistics | Percentiles |
|---|---|
Percent of Applicants Submitting SAT: | 43% |
SAT Reading and Writing 25th Percentile Score: | 720 |
SAT Reading and Writing 75th Percentile Score: | 770 |
SAT Math 25th Percentile Score: | 750 |
SAT Math 75th Percentile Score: | 800 |
Admissions Criteria
The Columbia University in the City of New York evaluates applicants based on a variety of factors including secondary school GPA, secondary school rank, secondary school record, recommendations, and admission test scores. The following table illustrates the importance of each according to the Common Data Set (CDS).
Secondary school GPA | Recommended |
Secondary school rank | Recommended |
Secondary school record | Required |
Recommendations | Required |
Admission test scores | Considered but not required |
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language | Recommended |
Diversity Statistics: Race & Ethnicity
Diversity Statistics | % |
|---|---|
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are American Indian or Alaska Native | 0% |
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are Black or African American | 7% |
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are Hispanic/Latino | 15% |
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are White | 32% |
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are Race/ethnicity unknown | 4% |
Percent of undergraduate enrollment that are Asian/Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander | 17% |
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
58% of students at Columbia University in the City of New York are awarded financial aid with an average package of $57,726. Financial aid is based on the parental income and sometimes assets to determine the amount of eligible aid a student may receive.
58%
Percent of full-time first-time undergraduates awarded any financial aid
$57,726
Average amount of federal, state, local or institutional grant aid awarded
$12,411
Average net price-students awarded grant or scholarship aid
Graduation Statistics
Columbia University in the City of New York has an average graduation rate of 86% within 4 years and 95% within 6 years. At Columbia University in the City of New York, 2,123 students earn a bachelors, 8,028 receive a master’s, and 1,433 receive their doctorate.
Roughly n/a% of the student body are from foreign countries,n/a% in-state, and n/a% out-of-state.
Generally speaking, colleges and universities accept more in-state applicants than out-of-state applicants. In-state applicants have a higher probability of acceptance, with admissions being the most competitive for foreign students.
Graduation Statistics | |
|---|---|
Percent of first-time undergraduates – in-state | n/a% |
Percent of first-time undergraduates – out-of-state | n/a% |
Percent of first-time undergraduates – foreign countries | n/a% |
Number of students receiving a Bachelor’s degree | 2,123 |
Number of students receiving a Master’s degree | 8,028 |
Number of students receiving a Doctor’s degree | 1,433 |
Graduation rate, total cohort | 95 |
Graduation rate – Bachelor degree within 4 years, total | 86 |
Graduation rate – Bachelor degree within 6 years, total | 95 |
