One of the best ways to prepare for your move to campus and the transition ahead is for you and your family to join us for a COLUMBIA 101 event, our summer advising and information sessions. Check out the schedule for a location near you and visit the website for registration instructions.
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As a new student, you need to fulfill several requirements prior to your arrival. This newsletter and the New Student Website will provide a guide to planning the actions you must take to complete your requirements by the given deadlines--starting with the items listed below!
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Your University Network ID (UNI) is the name and password you will use to access many online services at Columbia. Your UNI is also the first part of your Columbia email address: [UNI]@columbia.edu. Click below and select "Activate UNI or Email."
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Once you have activated your UNI, you will be able to access Columbia's secure online applications, including Student Services Online (SSOL), CourseWorks, library resources and more. To check email, visit the LionMail login page.
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New students must submit documentation of immunity to measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) to the Columbia Health Immunization Compliance Office at least 30 days prior to your class registration date (during NSOP).
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New students must certify your meningitis vaccination decision through SSOL before class registration. If you have questions about this requirement or about meningococcal meningitis and the protective vaccine, please email hs-enrollment@columbia.edu.
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You will receive an email from Columbia Housing on Monday, June 30, with your housing assignment, roommate information (if applicable), mailbox assignment, and confirmation of your Dining Plan. The email will also provide instructions for Move-in.
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The Office of Financial Aid and Educational Financing is a great resource when seeking outside scholarship opportunities, such as merit-based scholarships, grants or awards from outside (state, local, national, etc.) organizations.
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