<p>Anyone going to Days on Campus? Is it true that Columbia pays for your trip?!</p>
<p>Columbia did not offer to pay for my son’s trip. (As an ED acceptance, and given his high school commitments at the time, he did not attend.) I believe, based on what I’ve read on this forum, that if you qualify for a program focused on URMs, you may get a free trip. In any event, you should go if you’re an RD acceptance. The experience is reputed to be magical!</p>
<p>Columbia is paying for travel for at least the RD admits if they ask. (Even trains for people like me!)</p>
<p>what do you mean by ask?
(second semester sr. here who just had an awesome april 1st = too lazy to do it her own darn self)</p>
<p>can’t edit… when i said “too lazy to do it her own darn self” i meant too lazy to see HOW i can ask for the reimbursement 
is there a letter in the pkg regarding this into? or is it online?</p>
<p>Does anyone know if what we’re NOT allowed to put up on the walls? [nails, adhesive, etc]? Are microwaves not allowed? Thanks!! :]</p>
<p>It’s in the packet and they email you.</p>
<p>I was ED and did not go to Days on Campus last year.</p>
<p>IT killed me to not go, from what my friends have said it was pretty much awesome.</p>
<p>deposit, is it necessary to fill out the admitted students questionnaires?</p>