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Columbia College is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Columbia University. Learn about its latest news, events, courses, awards and honors for the Class of 2024.
- About the College
One of the world’s premier liberal arts colleges, Columbia...
- The Core Curriculum
The Core Curriculum - Columbia College
- Academics
Columbia College holds true to Dr. Johnson's promise and...
- Advising
Advising - Columbia College
- Admissions
The Columbia University first-year class of College and...
- Campus Life
Page: Campus Life - Life as a Columbia College student is...
- Supporting the College
From professorships to internships to 100 years of the Core...
- Faculty
Faculty - Columbia College
- About the College
Columbia College is the oldest undergraduate college of Columbia University, a private Ivy League research university in New York City. Situated on the university's main campus in Morningside Heights in the borough of Manhattan, it was founded by the Church of England in 1754 as King's College by royal charter of King George II of ...
One of the world’s premier liberal arts colleges, Columbia College is distinguished by a singular, intensive Core Curriculum and provides all the benefits of a small college and all the reach of a great research university.
From its distinctive Core Curriculum, exceptional research facilities and extensive global programming, to its small class sizes and intimate learning environments, the educational experience of Columbia College is marked by countless opportunities for personal and intellectual growth.
Majors, Concentrations and Other Programs of Study. The Columbia College Bulletin provides an overview of all requirements for a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College.
Learn about the origins, development and achievements of Columbia College, the undergraduate school of Columbia University in New York City. Explore the curriculum, faculty and campus of this Ivy League institution that traces its roots to 1754.
Columbia College holds true to Dr. Johnson's promise and continues to promote a liberal education, but now with a curriculum which includes upwards of 73 majors, 51 concentrations, 10 special concentrations, and hundreds of electives as well as a Core Curriculum which has, in addition to Contemporary Civilization, Frontiers of Science ...
