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What does it take to get into columbia university?

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im really interested in columbia university, and i am just curious about the types of students they admit. I would like to compare them to what i have to see if i have a chance of being accepted

so if you got accepted there could you please list the following:

your hs gpa (out of a possible ___)

SAT score on Math Verbal and Writing

any extracurriculars you had

AP courses you took and what you got on the exams

and anything else that would be helpful

if you could take the time to do this it would help me out a lot

thanks soo much!!

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  1. You can get this kind of information at Princeton Review's web site.  Here is what it says about Columbia:

    Admissions

    * Admissions Selectivity Rating:  99

    * SAT:

          

    *      Reading Middle 50%:      680 - 760

    *      Math Middle 50%:      680 - 780

    *      Writing Middle 50%:      670 - 760

      

    * Average HS GPA:  3.9



    Total applicants: 21,342

    Total applicants who are accepted: 2,135

    Total of accepted students who enroll: 1,366

    % of students who return for their sophomore year: 97%

    Academic Criteria Importance

    Rigor of Secondary School Record: Very important

    Class Rank: Very important

    Academic GPA: Very important

    Standardized Test Scores: Very important

    Application Essay: Very important

    Recommendation(s): Very important



    Non-Academic Criteria Importance

    Interview: Considered

    Extracurricular Activities: Important

    Talent / Ability: Important

    Character / Personal Qualities: Very important

    Alumni/ AE Relation: Considered

    Geographical Residence: Considered

    State Residency: Not Considered

    Religious Affiliation / Commitment: Not Considered

    Racial / Ethnic Status: Considered

    Volunteer Work: Considered

    Work Experience: Considered


  2. Start by looking on the Columbia University website and then it would be a good idea to schedule an appointment with your advisor at school. They really can help you find the right university. There are probably resources at your current school.  

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