Resources

Looking for guidance related to your academic experience on campus? Your adviser can help you select classes and plan your schedule, choose a major or concentration, discuss your academic needs and develop educational goals.

The Columbia community honors intellectual work and respects its origins. Students can learn more about upholding academic integrity, the honor code and pledge, and policies and procedures.

Equal access for students with disabilities including physical, hearing, visual, learning and psychological conditions. Students seeking reasonable accommodations or support services from Disability Services are required to register with the office.

Students at all stages of their Columbia experience have access to guidance finding and applying for fellowships for research, study abroad, public service, post-graduate opportunities and more.

Students at all stages of their Columbia experience have access to guidance finding and applying for fellowships for research, study abroad, public service, post-graduate opportunities and more.

Eligible students have access to funding for select academic research.

Advising is available to students who are interested in pursuing graduate school study.

Need help with a class? Students have access to a help rooms and tutoring.

International students have access to programs and support services to help them as they transition to the Columbia community, including helping them connect with the numerous international communities on campus, and supporting and assisting them as they plan for life beyond Columbia.

Support for students with learning disabilities includes scheduling a non-clinical consultation and learning more about academic accommodations available, including note taking, testing accommodations and other support services. Students seeking reasonable accommodations or support services from Disability Services are required to register with the office.

Mentors are available to help students get answers to questions, discuss challenges or opportunities, and exchange stories about the Columbia experience.

Students looking for guidance as they conduct research can access a variety of tools and guidance through the Columbia Libraries, including services specifically for undergraduates. Students also have access to support as they search for research opportunities both on- and off-campus.

When life gets stressful, take a deep breath! Relax. Catch some ZZZs. Refuel and refresh. Students have access to a variety of resources to help cope with stress, so be sure to reach out to people who can help.

The reasons to spend a summer, semester or year abroad vary from person to person. Consider your personal, academic and professional goals and motivations for study abroad. Study abroad should not be a parenthesis in your life, but rather an experience that shapes and influences your future.

Students looking to build study skills have access to a wide array of resources, from skill-building seminars and workshops to support groups.

Through the libraries, students have free access to select course materials and textbooks.

Students take leaves of absence from Columbia for a variety of reasons. Students can learn more about the length of time they can be away, tuition, financial aid, housing and health insurance, and about procedures for returning from a leave.