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Participation costs and your eligibility for aid
Each school within the university calculates the cost of participation to represent a student's maximum eligibility.
Participation costs (also known as 'COA' short or 'budget') = Tuition + fees + living expenses
Below are more details and links to information on how to determine your participation cost.
Tuition and fees
For every school there is the Tuition and fees The pages list the tuition, fees, and other fees. Almost all students also have to pay other fees related to their coursework and life at Columbia, such as your calculations.
Books and accessories
Book and deployment costs vary widely depending on the program and between full-time and part-time enrollment. Please contact your School tax office school for more information.
Room and meals
Renting in New York can be expensive. Contact yours School tax office school for an estimate.
Information on costs related to university housing can be found on these pages:
- Housing - Columbia College and Engineering
Visit the interactive Bill estimator is offered by the Office of Financial Aid and Educational Financing to help CC / SEAS students understand the expenses being billed, including the housing and meal plan.
- Housing - Graduate & General Studies
Personal expenses
Personal expenses related to your education may include commuting, clothing, groceries, and utilities.
Participation costs for each school
Many Columbia schools provide resources here for finding tuition, fees, and other attendance costs. Check the alphabetical list below to see if your school or program is included.
Undergraduate Schools
Columbia College/School of Engineering and Applied Science
Visit the interactive Bill estimator is offered by the Office of Financial Aid and Educational Financing to help CC / SEAS students understand the expenses being billed, including the housing and meal plan.
Faculty of General Studies
Graduate schools
Architecture, Planning and Conservation, School of
Art, school of
Arts and Sciences, Graduate School of
Business, university
Engineering and Applied Sciences - Graduate Students, School of
International and Public Affairs, School of
MIA / MPA / MDP
PEPM
EMPA
MPA - ESP
Ph.D.
Journalistenschule
Faculty of Law
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Medical Center Schools
Nursing school
Professional studies, School of
Master of Science degrees
Actuarial
Applied Analytics
Bioethics
Construction management
Risk management
Human resource management
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Information and knowledge strategy
Narrative medicine
Negotiation and conflict resolution
Not for profit administration
Sport Management
Strategic communication
Sustainability management
Sustainability science
Technologiemanagement
Certificates
Classic certificate
Psychology Certificate
Certificate Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology (EEEB)
Quantitative studies for financial certificate
Advanced business certificate
Biotechnology certificate
Professional performance certification
Graduate Foundations Certificate
Undergraduate Visiting Business Certificate
Advanced Business Certificate for Students
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Professional Achievement Certification - MS Program Related
Actuarial Mathematics Certificate (Online)
Bioethics Certificate (Online)
Certificate for sustainability analysis
Certificate for sustainable water management
Professional Achievement Certification - Summer Only
Critical Issues in International Relations Certificate (nur im Sommer)
Human rights certificate (only in summer)
Study certificate from the United Nations (only in summer)
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Business-Plus
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Summer season
Summer-Session-Special
Graduates visit in the summer semester
Summer semester HS attendance
Visit in the summer semester
Business advantage
Strategic Communication International Perspectives
Business practice in summer
Summer visit of the graduate foundations
Special offer without graduation
Graduate Foundations - Non-Credit
Bioethics Certificate -Non-Credit
American language program
Auditors
Auditor: principal auditor
Auditor: Lifelong Learner
Auditor: Officer/GMHC/MOMA
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Auditor: Manhattanville
Auditor: Community Scholars Program
Public Health, School of
Social work, school for
