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- Business Analytics1,540 Students
- Statistics521 Students
- Social Work502 Students
- Public Administration458 Students
- Computer Science442 Students
- Computer and Information Sciences337 Students
- Operations Research328 Students
- Public Health321 Students
- Advanced Legal Research306 Students
- Nursing277 Students
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- Medicine140 Students
- Nursing Science, Education, and Practice112 Students
- Dentistry91 Students
- Physical Therapy59 Students
- Electrical Engineering33 Students
- Chemistry27 Students
- Economics27 Students
- Cellular Biology22 Students
- English Language Studies22 Students
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22,861
Part-Time Grad Students
4,455
Research Assistants
972
Teaching Assistants
1,847
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of students agree that professors helped connect them to future opportunities. 39 responsesReturn On Investment
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of students feel the degree they are getting at this school is worth the time and money. 39 responses- Cost of Livinggrade C minus
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I am currently in my second semester at Columbia University's Masters Direct Entry program in nursing. Out of Columbia University's many appealing values, I find its emphasis on advancing health equity the most prominent because of my background. Their effort in making our class cohort as diverse as possible makes the learning experience more rewarding. One thing that the program can improve on is the organization of clinicals. Because the clinical groups are split into morning and afternoon, it has been hard to find nurses who want to take in another student for the afternoon group. Other than that, the program is amazing. All the classes are very interactive and create a healthy environment where students respect one another's opinions on all aspects of healthcare.
Columbia University has stellar academic resources! I absolutely loved the professors and they're very passionate about their subject area. I think the professors really care about their student's mental and professional wellbeing.
If you have the financial and instrumental support needed to get through grad school, I would highly recommend applying to Columbia University!
If you have the financial and instrumental support needed to get through grad school, I would highly recommend applying to Columbia University!
Like most (if not all) schools, Columbia is what you make of it. As a journalism graduate student, this notion is particularly true: you can do well in your classes, but if you're not go-getting to shake hands with big wigs, attending events and/or applying for internships, you'll have a vastly different experience and outcome than those who are doing the aforementioned.