Columbia College - Revision history

Pacman at 00:15, 7 May 2024

2024-05-07T00:15:24Z

Mheinrich: /* Admissions */

2015-04-28T00:20:12Z

‎Admissions

Cds2148: /* Mission */

2013-06-22T17:37:54Z

‎Mission

Absentminded at 16:59, 29 May 2013

2013-05-29T16:59:45Z

Pacman at 04:09, 25 May 2013

2013-05-25T04:09:45Z

Admin at 20:56, 24 May 2013

2013-05-24T20:56:09Z

Cam2171 at 15:42, 26 October 2012

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Absentminded at 00:07, 18 September 2011

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Cam2171 at 20:19, 10 September 2010

2010-09-10T20:19:50Z

Admin: surely not still under construction!

2010-08-22T13:42:55Z

surely not still under construction!

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 |Established=[[1754]]
 |President=None
-|Dean=[[James Valentini]]
+|Dean=[[Josef Sorett]]
 |Degrees=[[BA]]
 |Enrollment=4,550 students (2011)
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 '''Columbia College (CC)''' is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Columbia University for 'traditional' students (usually no more than one year out of high school) wishing to pursue a [[BA]] in the humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences. It is the historical nucleus of the university, tracing its history back to the foundation of [[King's College]] in [[1754]], and one of the six schools of the University's [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]].
-The current Dean of Columbia College is [[James Valentini]]. The college offices are located in [[Hamilton Hall]].
+The current Dean of Columbia College is [[Josef Sorett]]. The college offices are located in [[Hamilton Hall]].
 == History ==

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 == Admissions ==
-In [[2007]], Columbia College admitted 8.9% of regular decision applicants. With [[SEAS]], Columbia admitted 10.4% of applicants.
+Since 2000, the admission rate for CC has fallen from 13% to 7%. Additionally, the yield rate has risen from 58% to 64%. According to an unnamed Blue and White editor, this makes Columbia "hot shit."
 == Academics ==

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 * Social Mobility
 * Career Mobility
 == References ==

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-'''Columbia College (CC)''' is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Columbia University for traditional students (usually no more than one year out of high school) wishing to pursue a [[BA]] in the humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences. It is the historical nucleus of the university, tracing its history back to the foundation of [[King's College]] in [[1754]].
+'''Columbia College (CC)''' is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Columbia University for 'traditional' students (usually no more than one year out of high school) wishing to pursue a [[BA]] in the humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences. It is the historical nucleus of the university, tracing its history back to the foundation of [[King's College]] in [[1754]], and one of the six schools of the University's [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]].
 The current Dean of Columbia College is [[James Valentini]]. The college offices are located in [[Hamilton Hall]].

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 |Image=CollegeCrown.png
 |Established=[[1754]]
 |Dean=[[James Valentini]]
 |Degrees=[[BA]]

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 == Residential life ==
-Columbia College students live in the same [[residence hall]]s as students in [[SEAS]], and may under certain circumstances live in [[Barnard]] residence halls. Barnard and Columbia students, however, do not have mutual [[swipe access]] to each others' residence halls.
+Columbia College students live in the same [[residence hall]]s as students in [[SEAS]], and may under certain circumstances live in [[Barnard College|Barnard]] residence halls. Barnard and Columbia students, however, do not have mutual [[swipe access]] to each others' residence halls.
 == Student government ==

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 }}
-'''Columbia College (CC)''' is the undergraduate school of Columbia University for traditional students (usually no more than one year out of high school) wishing to pursue a [[BA]] in the humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences. It is the historical nucleus of the university, tracing its history back to the foundation of [[King's College]] in [[1754]].
+'''Columbia College (CC)''' is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Columbia University for traditional students (usually no more than one year out of high school) wishing to pursue a [[BA]] in the humanities, social sciences, and/or natural sciences. It is the historical nucleus of the university, tracing its history back to the foundation of [[King's College]] in [[1754]].
-The head of Columbia College since [[2009]] has been Dean [[Michele Moody-Adams]]. The college offices are located in [[Hamilton Hall]].
+The current Dean of Columbia College is [[James Valentini]]. The college offices are located in [[Hamilton Hall]].
 == History ==
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 ===Core Curriculum===
-Columbia College students must suffer through/enjoy (depending on one's perspective) the [[Core Curriculum]]. The college once had its own faculty to teach Core classes, but this no longer exists, having been subsumed under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
+Columbia College students must suffer through/enjoy (depending on one's perspective) the [[Core Curriculum]]. The college once had its own faculty to teach Core classes, but this no longer exists, having been subsumed under the [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]].
 ===Majors and concentrations===
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 == Mission ==
-The mission of Columbia College actually comprises three objectives:<ref>http://www.college.columbia.edu/aboutcc/mission/</ref>
+The mission of Columbia College actually comprises three objectives:<ref>[http://www.college.columbia.edu/about/mission/ The Mission of Columbia College]</ref>
-* intellectual mobility
+* Intellectual Mobility
-* social mobility
+* Social Mobility
-* career mobility
+* Career Mobility
 == References ==

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