Led by a friendly student ambassador, our daily tours also include a meeting with admissions counselors and a chance to chat with professors and coaches.
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Dulany Dining Hall offers full breakfast, lunch and dinner menus and meal plans, while the Cougar Café is perfect for grabbing a sandwich or coffee between classes.
You'll get free use of the state-of-the-art fitness center on campus, which features an extensive free-weight and resistance machine area, plus treadmills, stationary bikes and ellipticals to keep up your cardio.
In addition to a full calendar of campus activities, you can throw yourself into any of the 50+ student clubs and organizations on campus, covering everything from academic clubs to political, service and social groups.
With residence halls located right on our small campus, it'll only take you a minute or two to get to classes, the library, gym or Cougar athletic events. And downtown Columbia is only a five minute walk away!
The Atkins Holman Student Commons is where you'll find the bookstore, Cougar Café, student affairs and health services offices, plus a place to relax between classes.
With clubs, scholarships, English programs and activities for international students, Columbia College is the perfect place to experience American college life.
Around half of our students transfer from other institutions. Check out our transfer credit guides and transfer student scholarships.
Helping your child find the right college can be stressful. We've put together helpful guides that break down everything you need to know in each year of high school.
When you start at Columbia College, your tuition rate is locked for up to five academic years, so you don't have to worry about unexpected increases.
Many students also qualify for financial aid and scholarships.
Fill out and submit an application for acceptance to Columbia College.
Send all transcripts and test scores your program requires to the Office of the Registrar.
Get your education funding lined up by first completing financial aid and scholarship applications.
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