Enter your Temporary PIN and your date of birth and click “Login.” You will be prompted to create a password. Once you have created your account, you can view your application status page. If you have previously created an account with the Columbia Undergraduate Admissions Office, please use the same credentials you created at that time.
Columbia bills students for tuition, fees, and other charges at the beginning of each term. The student account statement, known as the E-Bill, is accessible online to Authorized Payers through the secure E-Billing website. The University does not mail paper bills and strongly prefers that payments be made online.
To learn more about the range of medical, health, and mental health programs available to the community, contact Columbia University Medical Center Government & Community Affairs at cumcgca@columbia.edu or 212-305-8060.
On the Reset Password page, please type the email address you provided on your Columbia application, along with your date of birth and click “Reset Password.” You will receive an email containing your secure Temporary PIN.
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Our interactions with students and families with respect to sharing information are guided by our core belief that students are independent and developmentally mature young adults. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) also regulates our interactions with students and families.
The student account statement, known as the E-Bill, is accessible online to Authorized Payers through the secure E-Billing website. The University does not mail paper bills and strongly prefers that payments be made online.
Contact and Emergency Information. The University will not permit the release of a student’s educational records without the written consent of the student, as mandated by FERPA, except in certain situations, such as when requested through judicial order or in connection with an emergency.
The Parent & Family Advisory Council consists of family members of full-time undergraduate students who are in good standing at Columbia College. It is our intention to select family members who represent our diverse student population.
Volunteers will share their ideas to assist the Columbia College Activities Board and Office of Student Activities with planning these events. In addition, volunteers assist with registration and set-up needs on the day of these events.
Columbia College offers students a variety of academic and social resources on campus. In our mission we prepare students personally and professionally for success through strong liberal arts and professional programs emphasizing service, social justice, and leadership development. Without these additional resources on campus, Columbia College would fail at the mission. Encouraging your student to utilize these resources will be key for their success.