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International Student Orientation Program

2019 International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) Participant Questionnaire

As a participant in the International Student Orientation Program (ISOP), we ask you to complete this form to help us better understand your needs as an ISOPer and to help you understand our expectations.

Select "Next Page" when you reach the end of each section. Your information will not be captured until you select "Submit" at the end.

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Participant Information
This name will be printed on your ISOP name badge.
Pronouns indicate how you want to be referred to in the third person. Examples of pronouns include they/them/theirs, he/him/his, she/her/hers, ze/hir/hirs and others. See this video on pronouns for explanation.
You can find your 10-digit Personal ID number (begins "C00") in your electronic admit letter or the decision response instructions in your admit packet. When you enter this information, please provide all 10 digits starting with "C."
Your UNI (University Network ID) is the login name and password used to access many online services at Columbia. It is also the first part of your official Columbia email address.
Please enter your country of origin, if it differs from your passport country.
Although optional, your answer will help us when we are arranging your orientation cohort.
Please select the type of U.S. visa you have or the type that you will apply for.
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2019 International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) Participant Travel Information Form

Your Information
Enter your preferred name if it differs from your first name.
Your UNI (University Network ID) is the log-in name and password you will use to access many online services at Columbia. Your UNI is also the first part of your official Columbia email address.
Your PID is a 9-digit number beginning with “C” you will receive from your admissions office or department.
Enter your Columbia/Barnard email address.
Arrival Information
Note: 116th Street Station on the 1 subway line is not wheelchair accessible and does not have an elevator.
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Please call International @ Columbia at 1-212-851-9555 or email ISOP@columbia.edu if you anticipate arriving later than your scheduled arrival time.
Flight Information
Please provide only numerals in this field, and omit any alphabetic characters. For example, a United Airlines flight may be listed as UA 882. In this field, you would simply provide 882.
If possible, we prefer to have the airport code. An airport code is a three-letter code that is used to identify the location of the airport, and is usually shown on your reservation or your ticket. For example, LGA is the airport code for LaGuardia Airport, New York, NY.
Please provide the city and flight number.
Please provide the city and flight number.
Please provide the city and flight number.
If possible, we prefer to have the airport code. An airport code is a three-letter code that is used to identify the location of the airport, and is usually shown on your reservation or your ticket. For example, LGA is the airport code for LaGuardia Airport, New York, NY.
If you answer "yes," your travel information will be shared with other ISOP participants ("ISOPers") who will be taking the same flight(s) asyou. It is our hope that ISOPers who take the same flights will be able to support one another and possibly take the same ground transportation to Columbia University.
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