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Summer Bridge Program Help Room Tutor Application

Prior to fall enrollment, entering first-year program participants attend a mandatory five-week Summer Bridge Program offered through Academic Success Programs. Participants take courses in Calculus, Statistics, University Writing, Literature Humanities, Physics, Psychology, and Chemistry to prepare for the academic work required of Columbia students.

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CUSP Summer Enhancement Independent Projects Sponsorship

Dear Colleague,

On behalf of the CUSP staff, thank you for offering to sponsor our student for the CUSP Summer Enhancement Independent Projects Fellowship.  Please complete the form below and attach your sponsorship letter when prompted. 

Thank you again. 

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CUSP Summer Enhancement Fellowship Recommendation

Dear Faculty Member, 

On behalf of the CUSP staff, thank you for offering to recommend your student for the CUSP Summer Enahncement Fellowship. This competitive fellowship enables CUSP scholars to pursue career exploration, internships, independent research, and research assistantships. Please complete the form below and attach your recommendation when prompted. 

Thank you again. 

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ASP Summer Bridge Program Travel Needs

A member of our staff will coordinate round-trip travel arrangements for students who live outside of the tri-state area. Please review our ASP travel arrangements and guidelines, and let us know if you have questions regarding travel arrangements. The deadline to complete this form is Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at 5 PM EST.

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Note: This form is only required for those who reside outside of the tri-state area. Should you have a different reason for attempting to submit this form, please email asp@columbia.edu prior to the deadline.

DISCLAIMER:

By selecting that I will arrange my own transportation, I am acknowledging that I am aware I will need to arrive at Columbia for check-in hours on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, 12-3 PM Eastern Time. I further understand that I will not be eligible for reimbursement for any expenses incurred for transportation costs.

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Please provide the entire name of the Amtrak station and include station code. Example: New York - Penn Station (NYP)
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By submitting this form, I certify that I have communicated all pertinent travel information to the staff for the Summer Bridge Program, either by including it in this form submission, or by having already emailed it to asp@columbia.edu; as such, I agree that I will abide by the travel arrangements that are arranged for me by the Summer Bridge Program staff in response to my request.

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Selecting a Major: Advice from Upperclass Students

We're gathering your best tips and advice to share with sophomores as they prepare to declare a major!

If you have any questions about this form or how your information may be shared, please reach out to cc-comms@columbia.edu.

CC Major Declaration POSTPONED

In light of disruptions to classes this week, the Major Declaration period for Columbia College sophomores has been postponed and will now take place Tuesday, March 31–Friday, April 10. We ask sophomores to please check your email or this page for additional information and instructions.

ASP Volunteer Challenge

Thank you for participating in the ASP Volunteer Challenge.  Examples of volunteer service can include time providing service to a non-profit organization, participating in a charity event (i.e. walkathon) or providing service to the community.  No matter where you volunteer, we admire your dedication to service and volunteerism.  Please enter your volunteer activity below.

If you have any questions regarding this form, please contact asp@columbia.edu.

CUSP Summer Enhancement Fellowship: 2019 Award Agreement

The nature of this fellowship is solely for financial support.  CUSP does not vet the safety or security of project or internship locations pursued by scholars accepting this award.  It is the responsibility of the individual student to take the appropriate precautions with respect to their destinations.  As described in the Undergraduate International Travel Policy, all CUSP-sponsored activities taking place abroad must receive School Sponsorship approval prior to travel.

 

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Required Items to Bring

It is required for all Summer Bridge participants to bring their Health Insurance ID Card.

What will my class schedule be like?

Classes will be taught by our experienced instructors in person. Monday–Friday during the program, Columbia College students will take introductory courses in Literature Humanities, University Writing, Psychology and Calculus or Statistics. Columbia Engineering students will take Chemistry, Physics, Calculus and University Writing.

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