Columbia University

Since Columbia University acceptance rate is around 4%, it can be said that to get into this university, students are required to build a strong profile along with good academic scores and non-academics. The admission process at Columbia is holistic, which means, all parts of the application are considered to make the decision. Academic preparation is the primary factor in the university's holistic review. So, students' performances in their secondary school coursework is one indication of readiness, showcasing the knowledge students have gained and skills they have developed. The university is test-optional and the score range for the middle 50% of enrolling students who choose to submit scores was 1520-1560 on the SAT and 34-36 in ACT (Class of 2028 profile).

Columbia University offers various housing options to its students including Carman Hall, Furnald Hall, John Jay Hall, Wallach Hall, and more. The housings include various facilities like trash and recycling, kitchen, etc. Students can check the table below for Columbia University housing details for single and double sharing:Columbia University Housing optionsFacilitiesFirst-year ratesCarman Hall13 single/ 287 double roomsSemi-private bathroomTrash and recycling facilitiesCommunal building kitchenUSD 11K (INR 9.2L)Furnald Hall190 single/ 28 double roomsShared bathroomKitchen10 residential floorsUSD 11K (INR 9.2L)John Jay Hall395 singles/36 double roomsSingle bathroom on each floor11 residential floorsTrash and recycling facilitiesUSD 11K (INR 9.2L)Wallach Hall141 singles/51 double rooms9 residential floorsSingle bathroom availableKitchenUSD 11K (INR 9.2L)