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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.
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In 1893, the architectural firm of McKim, Mead, & White begin designing the Morningside Heights campus. In 1896, Columbia College in the City of New York was renamed Columbia University in the City of New York, with the undergraduate school retaining the name Columbia College.
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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. Every academic department or program that offers an undergraduate major, concentration, or special concentration has a section of the Bulletin that provides an overview of the ...
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.
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A Lifetime of Learning, a World of Opportunity. Columbia College’s 100-year-old-plus uniquely designed Core Curriculum of philosophy, history, politics, literature, art, music, science and writing provides every student with a comprehensive and transformational understanding of modern civilization.
A renowned liberal arts college within a world-class research university. Columbia College students foster a broad base of knowledge, achieve mastery of their chosen discipline and pursue their passions with an eye toward a better future.
As the curriculum continues to evolve, the College remains steadfast in its commitment to preparing students for life and work in our rapidly changing world. And no skills are more important than the ability to ‘reason exactly, write correctly, and speak eloquently'.
