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International Student Programs and Services

Are students invited to all alumni events?

This depends. Check the alumni events calendar for events and contact the event lead with any questions. Events in the U.S. may not be open to current students and will specify.

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I want to be involved in student groups. Are there groups that are good for international students?

Columbia has nearly 350 student organizations and international students are encouraged to join any group(s) of interest. Group categories include academic, activist, advocacy, club sports, competition, cultural, dance, governing boards, humanitarian, community service, Fraternity and Sorority Life, LGBTQA, media, music performance, performance, pre-professional, publications, religious, spiritual, social education, special interest, student councils and theater.

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Programs and Events

International @ Columbia is committed to providing a caring and supportive atmosphere focused on international students through a variety of academic and student life resources.

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Supplemental Funding Request Event Evaluation

Thank you for planning an event during Winter Break 2012-2013. ISPS hopes you found the funding useful to carry out your event and appreciates receiving feedback.

This evaluation must be submitted within 5 business days after the event in order to receive funds approved. After we receive the evaluation and total budget spent, the total spent will be transferred into the appropriate account (i.e.- if you request $200 for the event and spend only $178, $178 will be transferred into your area account).

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Please summarize how the event ran, your impressions on the attendees' response (positive, less enthusiastic, etc.) and if you feel you would repeat the event or change anything for next time.

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Please include the specific breakdown of budget spent for the following categories. You should be able to use your original detailed proposal: Program Related Expenses (room rental, equipment or AV, vendor services, movie rental, props, games, supplies, etc.); Food Expenses (meals for X number of people, refreshments for X number of people, Catering/Food Vendor expenses, etc.): Publicity/Advertisement Expenses (tickets, flyers, posters, etc.); Other expenses.

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Thanksgiving Day Dinner 2012 RSVP

Thursday, November 22, 2012

John Jay Dining Hall

1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

This special event will bring you opportunities for connection and sharing in addition to a delicious catered meal of: Turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, roasted vegetables, candied yams, roasted potatoes, assorted holiday pies and beverages.

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Parents and Families

Whether you live abroad or in the United States, issues like travel to campus, visa applications, what to pack, living on campus during school breaks, and how to stay in touch across time zones wil

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Will my chances for admission be affected if I apply for financial aid?

For United States citizens, permanent residents,eligible non-citizens, undocumented students and students with DACA status: Admission to Columbia College and to the undergraduate division of The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science is need-blind. This means we will consider your application without regard to your financial need.

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