Applying to Columbia University with Financial Aid - Full Tuition

All right, hi, everyone. Welcome to Global Scholarships, and today we're going to see the application process of Columbia University. Now, I'm going to take you from the point of zero where you literally Google the name of the university to the point where you have to pay the application fee or you don't, because Columbia University, if you apply through Common App, has an application fee waiver, so you can go through your application without paying the application fee. And if they deem your fee waiver request

acceptable, then you will not have to pay any application fees. So let's go

Let's Columbia University, right, in New York. So let's go to their website

Let's agree. And as you can see, we have admissions, academics, research, election, blah, blah, blah

So let's go to, like, it's always a good idea to read and learn more about your, about

university that you want to study in like academic calendar summer session and visiting campus etc

featured videos events let go and click on admissions for more than 250 years Columbia has been a leader in higher education in the nation and around the world

So we have Visit, Learn, Apply here. We have Explore. Columbia offers a comprehensive area of academic programs

These include 300 graduate schools, 14 graduate and professional schools, a world-renowned medical center for affiliated colleges and seminaries, 26 libraries

and nearly 200 research centers and institutes. Again, I highly advise you to read at least some of these

to get more information about the university, especially you can go and click here on international students

and scholars' office. There are quite a lot of very crucial information here

Like apply for an I-20, apply for a student visa, for a social security number

visa and travel information, and events. and news. Right. But today we're going to go to here and visit, learn

We're going to click on apply. We have different admissions offices. Columbia College Engineering Barnard College Jewish Theological Seminary and School of General Studies This is undergraduate If you want to apply to graduate any graduate programs you going to have to go through here and click on any of these

This is for undergraduates. So I'm going to click on Columbia College here

I'm going to role play today as a student applying for economics or history

which is like my own area of study, economic history. So we have deadlines here, early decision, regular decision, transfer, etc

We have first year applicants here, transfer applicants here, visiting students here, combined plan applicants here

And if you want, you can just like read about these people and their advice

We're going to click on first year applicants. And we have a lot of information here

We want to scroll down. we have the application process, we have the option application components, dates and deadlines

And so the application options, basically you can apply through coalition application on square

I think this is how it pronounced squar squar I not sure Or the common application we use common application today um these applications include all the biographer but we see and then we have um specific questions they ask you

some specific questions that you have to answer secondary school report um official high school

transcript from all high schools attended teacher recommendations i'm going to show you how to get

these. Obviously, I'm not going to, I can't show you how to get these. I can't, I will show you how to

send requests to your teachers. And then again, application fee. Application fee is about $85

It's non-refundable. But you can apply, like you can request a fee waiver, a various university

like you basically say, I cannot afford this. And they will look at your application and say

okay, you don't have to pay your application fee. So we're going to see all

of those. I guess we can just start right off. We have additionally for

eligibility, you know, interviews, etc. I can read them if you want. I'm going to go

under application options and go to Common App. Or you can just go directly to commonapp.org

So basically, I've..