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− | Each April, Columbia holds '''Days on Campus''', a weekend long event designed to give admitted students and their families a taste of the university atmosphere. | + | Each April, Columbia holds '''Days on Campus''', a weekend long event designed to give admitted students and their families a taste of the university atmosphere. While many other schools host similar events for prospective students, surprisingly, the unimaginative term for the event is used only by Columbia University, a Google search did not yield any other universities. |
== Activities == | == Activities == | ||
− | Days on Campus organizes residence hall tours, overviews of the neighborhood ([[Morningside Heights]]), class sit-ins, academic panels, [[clubs|student group]] performances, an activities fair, [[free food]], and a free t-shirt for you to wear when you forget to do [[laundry]]. | + | Days on Campus organizes residence hall tours, overviews of the neighborhood ([[Morningside Heights]]), class sit-ins, academic panels, [[clubs|student group]] performances, a nighttime bus tour of NYC, an activities fair, [[free food]], and a free t-shirt for you to wear when you forget to do [[laundry]]. |
− | Columbia offers students the option of staying the weekend | + | Columbia offers students the option of staying the weekend in one of the residence halls with a current undergraduate, usually a member of the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. This is a good opportunity to meet future friends and get a glimpse of Columbia [[student life]] from the inside. |
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Revision as of 13:52, 1 December 2009
Each April, Columbia holds Days on Campus, a weekend long event designed to give admitted students and their families a taste of the university atmosphere. While many other schools host similar events for prospective students, surprisingly, the unimaginative term for the event is used only by Columbia University, a Google search did not yield any other universities.
Activities
Days on Campus organizes residence hall tours, overviews of the neighborhood (Morningside Heights), class sit-ins, academic panels, student group performances, a nighttime bus tour of NYC, an activities fair, free food, and a free t-shirt for you to wear when you forget to do laundry.
Columbia offers students the option of staying the weekend in one of the residence halls with a current undergraduate, usually a member of the Undergraduate Recruitment Committee. This is a good opportunity to meet future friends and get a glimpse of Columbia student life from the inside.