<p>I noticed that too: even cornell has much more enthusiasm!</p>
<p>I know right, were barely even on to page 3! hmmm maybe it’ll pick up soon</p>
<p>Hi everyone! I am an applicant to Columbia! Actually, Columbia accepts very few students from my school (Only one per year), so Im kind of worried. Well, hopefully everyone on this thread gets in!</p>
<p>Hey ckpckp1994!! yea I hope so too. </p>
<p>I guess there was also a drop in applicants from College Confidential as well… </p>
<p>has anyone visited Columbia? I’ve never been been, but hope to do so in Feb.</p>
<p>I “visited” columbia but it was to take a test lol. Only 1 person from my school has been accepted since I was a freshman (she goes there now). 2 other kids from my school also applied, one of them will probably get in (he is the valedictorian and already got accepted to harvard EA) and another is a black student ahead of me in class rank but has lower board scores.</p>
<p>I visited columbia actually (I really~ want to go there)…unfortunately, it was raining, but the campus was pretty nice…the facilities look worn down than ornamentally gothic-style (like princeton)…but yea, anyways, is anyone applying for the columbia-juilliard exchange?</p>
<p>FYI guys, you can check the status of your applications now. </p>
<p>Just go to <a href=“Admissions | Columbia University in the City of New York”>Admissions | Columbia University in the City of New York; and enter your Columbia app ID number. I’m surprised they didn’t send out an email, but thanks to my constant checking of Columbia’s website, I saw the news update.</p>
<p>You guys are lucky, I have to resort to youtube and flickr to “tour” columbia,hahaha</p>
<p>Applied to Columbia College 
Sorry if this was asked already but when do we get our responses?</p>
<p>I applied to Columbia College! I visited back in October and it was a beautiful day, so the tour was great. I really want to get in but no one from my school has gotten in in recent years… I can always hope!</p>
<p>ah im nervous about applying to columbia.
apparently, no one at my school has gotten into columbia in the past 5 years…even though people from my school get accepted by harvard princeton yale mit etc (last year we had 6 MITs and 3 harvards)…but no columbias.</p>
<p>…maybe columbia just has something against my school? haha</p>
<p>My best friend was accepted into Columbia for ED I, and now I hope to get in for ED II! But for some reason a lot of people from my school applied to Columbia.</p>
<p>cugaz93, Columbia doesn’t have ED II. What are you talking about?</p>
<p>Oh, I meant regular decision!</p>
<p>^haha!</p>
<p>Hey guys! Fu Foundation applicant here! :)</p>
<p>Fu Foundation applicant here! Im kinda nervous about the decision :x our valedictorian was deferred from ED so Im a little disheartened. He didnt have any leadership EC so im hoping that and my higher SAT scores get me in. Anybody know a set date when decisions come out?</p>
<p>Amherst:
American: April 1st
Bard:
Barnard:
Boston College: by April 15th [?] [2010: March 26]
Boston University: online notification April 15th [?] [2010: March 26]
Bowdoin College:
Brandeis University:
Brown: March 29th after 5PM
Bryn Mawr:
Bucknell:mail by USPS 3/24, online 3/28
Caltech: 3/20
Carleton College:
Carnegie Mellon: “March 15 - April 15”
Case Western: March 20
Claremont McKenna College: April 1 (Online)
Chicago, University of : [2010: March 19, 11 PM EST online]
Colgate: April 1 (through mail)
Colorado College: March 20
Columbia: late March/early April - decisions released on-line [assume 3/30, with the other Ivies]
Cornell: March 30th
Dartmouth: March 30th
Davidson: mailed Early Decision II by February 1, and for Regular Decision by April 1 (online access available two weeks before that? idk what this means)
Duke: online notification “late March” [2010: March 29 6 PM online]
Elon: Late January for fellows, March 15 for RD
Emory: April 1 via OPUS [2010: March 27th 12:00am via Opus account]
Florida State University: March 16th, online
Furman: March 15 RD
Georgetown: April 1 (Mail)
George Washington: Late March/Early April
Georgia Institute of Technology - March 20th
Grinnell: March 26th online 8am
Hampshire:
Harvard: notification by email after 5pm Eastern on March 30
Harvey Mudd: BY April 1
Haverford:
Johns Hopkins: Notification by email “during the last days of March” [2010: 3/31 7 PM EST]
Kenyon: Before April 1st by Mail
Macalester:
McGill: January 28th then rolling through March 29th
Middlebury:Mailed Friday, March 25, 2011 - Available on-line on Saturday, March 31, 2012 at 8:00am EST
MIT: 3/14 @ 1:59 PM EST [Online MIT account]
Mount Holyoke:
Northeastern:
Northwestern: [2010: 3/25 4 PM]
Notre Dame: Mailed First week of April
NYU:
Oberlin: April 1
Occidental:
Pitzer:
Pomona: April 5
Princeton: March 30
Reed:
Rice: [2010: 3/28]
RPI: March 10
Scripps:
Skidmore:
Smith:
Stanford: April 1st [Email, Generally releases Friday prior to 4/1, check previous years.]
Swarthmore: [2010: most US mail letters arrived 3/27; some people got “accepted” letters as early as 3/14]
Trinity (CT): “Early April”
Tufts: April 1 (Online through TAMS portal)
UCB: March 29 (Online)
UCI: coming out in batches since 2/1, through end of March
UCLA: “Mid to Late March” [2010: 3/12 6 PM online]
UCM:
UCR: coming out in batches since 2/1, through end of March
UCSB: 3/21
UCSC:
UCSD: Mid-Late March
UGA:
UMass Amherst: “mailing begins in early March”
UMichigan: RD - rolling starting Feb 4
UNC: January 21 first deadline online; around April 1 second deadline
UPenn: March 30th, online notification
URichmond: RD April 1
USC: BY April 1 (Snail-Mail)
UWisconsin: Rolling, all RD results out by the end of March.
UVA: April 1 (Online)
Vanderbilt: April 1 (Mail)
Vassar: “Around April 1”
Villanova:
Wake Forest: ED rolling; RD April 1
Washington University in St. Louis: decisions mailed April 1 [2010: online 3/11]
Wellesley: Early Evaluation: February 22nd at 5pm EST
Wesleyan:“By April 1” (Online)
William & Mary:
Williams: “By April 1”
WPI: April 1
Yale: March 30th, online notification </p>
<p>I got this from here: <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-admissions/1275766-class-2016-regular-decision-notification-dates.html”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-admissions/1275766-class-2016-regular-decision-notification-dates.html</a>.</p>
<p>I hope this helps
Is columbia really that difficult to get into?
@Jbazile7, what are your stats?</p>
<p>guys, if you are not applying for financial aid for columbia, do you need to complete the CSS Profile?</p>
<p>So sounds like March 30th, with all the other Ivy League schools.</p>
<p>@Kimchi boy yes, Columbia is extremely difficult to get into, they accept less than 7% of their applicants (a bit higher for SEAS)</p>
<p>The CSS Profile is only required if you are applying for financial aid.</p>
<p>@cortana431, thank you!
@CountMonteCristo, thank you! btw, off topic, but is count of monte cristo your favorite book?
oh gosh, VERRRY nervous about decisions. None of the applicants last year were accepted. So most probably 1-2 this year, i think…but other students in my school are all academically strong 
but I am able to distinguish myself from my fellow peers with music, being the only cellist at the school, and art.
Do you think that will help?</p>