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List Questions:
>List the titles of the required readings from academic courses that you enjoyed most during secondary/high school. (75 words or fewer)
required readings..?
IB Japanese
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humanities(lit) interest
English B
JFK Moon Speech?
EEIA?
1984
humanities(sociology) interest
tips調
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>List the titles of the books, essays, poetry, short stories or plays you read outside of academic courses that you enjoyed most during secondary/high school. (75 words or fewer)
Core Curriculum
>Were interested in learning about some of the ways that you explore your interests. List some resources and outlets that you enjoy, including but not limited to websites, publications, journals, podcasts, social media accounts, lectures, museums, movies, music, or other content with which you regularly engage. (125 words or fewer)
museumNYC
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Scrapbox
Scrapbox
gizmodo
me as a geek
ICC, midtown
ACM Digital Library
Coursera
Movies, Music
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Short Answer Questions:
>A hallmark of the Columbia experience is being able to learn and live in a community with a wide range of perspectives. How do you or would you learn from and contribute to diverse, collaborative communities? (200 words or fewer)
community
diverse & collaborativecommunity
masason?
basi?
gka?
communitydiversebasi
learncontribute
contributecollaborate
>Why are you interested in attending Columbia University? We encourage you to consider the aspect(s) that you find unique and compelling about Columbia. (200 words or fewer)
philosophy
interpretation

>Please tell us what from your current and past experiences (either academic or personal) attracts you specifically to the areas of study that you noted in the application. (200 words or fewer)
Areas of study:
MechE, ElecE, CS, CompE
>your essay should be personal and, if possible, unexpected. This is not the place to detail your love of New York City or the dining hall. And Columbia already knows it has an impressive alumni network. Admissions wants to know what excites you about the specific school within Columbia to which you are applying something that is aligned with your interests and academic background.

>The Committee discourages the submission of additional recommendations, as admissions decisions will be based primarily on the required recommendations from your high school teachers and secondary school/guidance counselor.
discourage
>We will accept an additional letter of recommendation if the writer has worked with you in a research or college course capacity; such supplementary recommendations should not be completed on the Teacher Report forms, but instead submitted directly to our office via email to ugrad-confirm@columbia.edu with your name, high school, and date of birth.

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Activities at columbia
science/eng
Robotics
Photography
Math
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